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Baby Sensory Story: Incy Wincy Spider

Such a cute idea for a sensory bag! And you will only need things you already have at home💡 Did you know that sensory play supports language development, cognitive growth, fine and gross motor skills, problem solving skills, and social interaction. To make this you will need: * Pinto beans (or stones) * Hair gel and water * Permanent markers * Red Nail polish How to make it: * Draw your flowers and numbers on a ziploc bag using a permanent marker. *Cover your pinto beans with red nail polish an

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