Glow Tots Sensory

✨ Last Minute Space Available ✨

One of our lovely mamas can no longer make it, so we now have one last space available on our fully booked Blissful Babies class 💛

This is a calm and nurturing introduction to sensory play, gently guided by a qualified tummy time instructor perfect for supporting your baby’s early development in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

If you’d love to join us, book via the booking page link above in bio or drop me a message 💫

I hope you all had a lovely Easter weekend 🐣✨

We’re back tomorrow and I can’t wait to see you all again! 💛

Our classes are fully booked this week (thank you so much!), and our normal schedule returns next week with PAYG spaces available on Tuesday & Wednesday, Thursday fully booked.

If you’d like to join us, be sure to grab your spot soon 💫

🐣🍫 Easter Sensory Fun: Chocolate Play Dough 🍫🐣

Looking for a simple, engaging sensory activity this Easter? Our chocolate-scented play dough is a HUGE hit with little ones, it smells amazing, feels soft and squishy, and is perfect for imaginative Easter play (think chocolate eggs, bunnies, and mini bakery creations!).

🧁 Chocolate Play Dough Recipe

You’ll need:
• 1 cup plain flour
• ½ cup salt
• 1 tbsp cream of tartar
• 1 tbsp vegetable oil
• 2 tbsp cocoa powder
• 1 cup boiling water

Method:

Mix all the ingredients together in a large bowl, if sticky add little extra flour. Leave to cool. Keep in the fridge in an airtight container, lasts for weeks.

🐰 Play Ideas for Easter:

•Roll into “chocolate eggs” for a pretend Easter hunt 🥚
•Use cutters to make bunnies and chicks 🐣
•Add cupcake cases for a mini chocolate bakery 🧁
•Hide small toy eggs inside for a sensory surprise

✨ Little hands ~ big curiosity ✨
Tag us in your creations – we LOVE seeing your sensory setups!

🌸🐣 Easter Sensory Play Idea 🐣🌸

Bring a burst of colour and texture to your little one’s playtime with a simple coloured shredded paper sensory tray 💛💜💙

Fill a tray or basket with soft, pastel shredded paper and hide little Easter treasures inside—think mini eggs (plastic), chicks, bunnies, or spoons for scooping. It’s a beautiful, low-cost way to spark curiosity and exploration.

✨ Why it’s great:
• Encourages fine motor skills through grabbing, scooping & sprinkling
• Supports sensory development with different textures
• Promotes imaginative play and early language skills

🌼 Glow Tots Tip: Add different tools like cups or tongs to extend the play and keep little hands busy for longer!

Always supervise during play and adapt materials to suit your child’s age 💫

Bye bye February 👋🌧️
You were very rainy, very grey… and very muddy! ☔️

Hello March 🌸✨
We’re so ready for brighter days, pops of colour, and a little more sunshine on our sensory adventures 🌈💛

Here’s to fresh starts, blooming moments, and lots of little hands exploring big curiosity 🌿

Pancake Day 🥞✨

This sensory play was all about squish, roll, flip!
Our little ones had the best time turning play dough into their very own pancakes.

From fine motor skills to imaginative play, this simple activity is full of learning (and lots of giggles too!)

Spring is in the air, and Easter magic is coming to Glow Tots Sensory! 🌸🐣

Join us for our special Easter-themed classes, perfect for babies and toddlers, filled with gentle lights, seasonal sensory play, and beautiful bonding moments. From soft pastels to playful textures, it’s a lovely way to explore, play, and connect together.

Spaces are limited, so hop to it and book your place! 💛

Recipe below ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Chocolate play dough is an absolute must-have for Valentine’s sensory play 🤎✨

There’s something so inviting about the rich colour, soft texture and gentle cocoa scent it creates the most beautiful, calming sensory experience for little hands. Perfect for rolling, squishing, patting, cutting heart shapes and adding loose parts like rose petals, buttons or heart cutters 💕

Want to make your own? It’s easier than you think!

🍫 Simple Chocolate Play Dough Recipe

You’ll need:
• 2 cups plain flour
• 1 cup salt
• 2 tbsp cocoa powder
• 2 tbsp cream of tartar
• 2 tbsp vegetable oil
• 1½ cups warm water

How to make it:
1️⃣ Mix the flour, salt, cocoa powder and cream of tartar in a large bowl.
2️⃣ Add the oil and warm water.
3️⃣ Stir until combined, then knead until smooth.
4️⃣ If it’s sticky, add a little more flour. If it’s dry, add a tiny splash of water.

And that’s it! Soft, chocolatey (but not for tasting!) play dough ready for Valentine’s invitations to play 💗

Pair with heart cutters, rolling pins, silicone moulds, loose parts or even some calming glow resources for an extra magical setup ✨

Save this for your next sensory session and tag us if you give it a try! 🤎

Loving how young my AI self looks 🤣💛

This is what happens when:
🌈 The parachute goes up
✨ The lights start glowing
👶 Little hands reach up
😆 And I fully commit to the drama

Honestly though…

These moments?
The eye contact.
The tiny gasps.
The wobbly claps.

That’s brain building in action 🧠💫

And yes… I will absolutely sing “UP UP UP!” like it’s the best thing that’s ever happened. Every. Single. Week.

Because to them?
It kind of is 🥹✨

💕🌈 LOVE is in the (sensory) air! 🌈💕

Join us this week at Glow Tots Sensory for the sweetest little Valentine’s adventure 💌✨

Think…
❤️ Glowing red & pink lights
💖 Sparkly sensory trays
🌹 Soft textures to squish & explore
🫧 Parachute fun with a whole lot of love
👶 Giggles, wiggles & tiny heart-melting smiles

It’s not just cute (although it REALLY is 😍)…
It’s brain-building, confidence-boosting, curiosity-growing magic 🧠✨

Perfect for your little love bugs to:
💗 Explore new textures
💗 Build coordination
💗 Enjoy special bonding time
💗 Make adorable memories

Come and feel the glow with us this Valentine’s week 💕

Loose parts play is a beautiful way to spark curiosity-led learning in little ones. Using simple items that can be moved, sorted, stacked, and explored gives children the freedom to experiment in their own way. When we add magnets and metal trays, the magic really happens ✨

The pull, click, and clink of magnets attaching to metal instantly invites investigation.

little hands ~ big curiosity