Sensory Bottles for Toddlers

One of the easiest forms of sensory play for babies and toddlers is a sensory bottle.  They are so simple to make and once you make them they last a really long time! If you’re looking for inspiration for sensory bottles for toddlers then this post will have you sorted. We have over 20 easy sensory bottles that YOU can easily make at home.

Sensory Bottles for Toddlers and Babies

Sensory bottles for toddlers and babies are very po

 

pular and can be used to stimulate, entertain or calm a child. They are generally clear bottles (we love these ones) filled with a variety of items.

 

They are so easy to make – I promise! While some of these look pretty impressive, you’ll be amazed at how much fun your toddler will have with an empty water bottle filled with rice – it really is that simple.

If you’re keen to make some sensory bottles of your own, then these ideas will give you some inspiration. If you make some of them I’d love to see it – make sure you pop into our Facebook group or share a pic on Instagram (tag #MyBoredToddler so we can see it!).

How to make your own Sensory Bottle

Making a sensory bottle can be really simple. We’ve found 20 great ideas for toddler sensory bottles, but making your own is as simple as filling a bottle with a variety of items. You can use an old plastic bottle, or if you would like them to look a lot nicer, we recommend using these plastic bottles. You can get them in  small, medium and large sizes.

Some of our favorite items to fill these with include:

If you want make your sensory bottles even more fun, we recommend these great ideas below.

Swimming Turtle Sensory Bottle from Sunny Day Family

Rainbow Calm Down Bottles from The Train Drivers’s Wife

Outer Space Discovery Bottle from Artsy Momma

 

 

Glow in the Dark Sensory Bottle from Sunny Day Family

ABC Sensory Bottle from Sugar Aunts

Ocean Discovery Bottle from Little Bins for Little Hands

 

Frozen Inspired Sensory Bottle from Rhythms of Play

Glitter Sensory Bottle from Little Bins for Little Hands

Button Sensory Bottles from Pleasantest Thing

 

Seaside Sensory Bottle from Crafts on Sea

Loom Band Sensory Bottle from In the Playroom

I Spy Bottle from Walking By the Way

 

Slow Falling Hearts from Rhythms of Play

Star Gazing Sensory Bottle from Pre-K Pages

Spring Sensory Bottle from The Jenny Evolution

 

Rainbow Letters  (great for a light table) from Modern Preschool

5 Little Pumpkins from Modern Preschool

Letter Matching sensory bottle from The Letters of Literacy

 

Shark Sensory Bottle from Stir The Wonder

Sea Shells from Rhythms of Play

Snowflake Sensory Bottle from The Jenny Evolution

If you’re keen to take your sensory play further you might like to take our FREE 10 Simple Sensory Play Challenge. You can join up HERE.

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