How To Make a SENSORY BIN For LESS THAN $20! // At Home Sensory Speech Therapy For Kids and Toddlers

[@snowdriftwood]

Thanks for this video! I’m off to the dollar store 🙂

[@alexk8583]

Thanks for posting Your videos!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thank you for watching!

[@missnazstylee]

super helpful video!! you’re a lifesaver!!!

[@maricelahelo3519]

Awesome, thank you!!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Yay! Glad you liked it!

[@amydegarcia1361]

Thank you for all the tips and ideas!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@lukabedassie1863]

thank you! very useful, love your videos❤

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thank you!

[@Milen983]

Thank you for the video. You gave a great idea. The only thing is, the toys you show from amazon, they cost much much more than $20 in total. So, this does not really mean we can make a sensory bin and have all those toys with less than $20.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Ahhh yes, I don’t have links for the dollar store unfortunately :/ I’m sorry!! Check your local store to see what they have!!

[@discoverufatimak]

Hi, I’m trying really hard to find the speech tree minis set, but they don’t seem to be selling it anymore. Do you have a link or an alternative I can buy?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hey there, you can get minis on amazon or the speech shop has some minis as well. I'm sorry the speech tree no longer sells them!

[@ChuffGaming843]

Any videos on how to get your toddler to do multi step actions such as “pick up the ball and put it away”? I have a 3 year old and I’m 100% sure she has echolalia

[@TheSpeechScoop]

I have a prepositions video & resource that you could get & use! Also there’s a video on “how to get a. Child to follow directions” but it’s more towards 1 step instructions. & did you see the Echolalia video?

[@ChuffGaming843]

@@TheSpeechScoop yeah I saw the echolalia video and going to be practicing with her today it’s frustrating lol

[@TheSpeechScoop]

@@ChuffGaming843 I totally understand!! try this one too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYHJpoKBjdNpqMk

[@inkatiable7813]

I really want to make a sensory bin for my little guy but my concern is EVERYTHING goes in his mouth :( obviously we watch him with everything, but hes quick!! Do you have any tips for fillers that he's not going to choke on?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hmmmm! Maybe bigger plush items might be a good idea because they are washable & safe! Oorrr check these out! amzn.to/2PKtjdN also I have a whole suggestion list on my Amazon storefront if you want to check that out as well!! Or maybe shapes that go to a shape sorter or puzzle pieces, etc! :)

[@heatherchambers6600]

These are good ideas! I have the same issue, maybe you could try using non-sweet cereals like Rice Krispies or Cheerios. :) Thank you Speedy Speech!

[@janetsosnicki6123]

Do you use the minis with kids under 3? Are they choking hazards for this age group?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hey there! I actually do! But I just keep them up- out of reach, in a bin on top of my fridge with like the play dough, bubbles & string/bead toys that I don’t want them getting into without me! Great question though! Definitely only let them use them with supervision, as you said!

[@janetsosnicki6123]

@@TheSpeechScoop super! Thank you!

[@journeywithjen9462]

What type of sensory bins would you recommend for an 18 month old with CP and Autism and is nonverbal who is high sensory seeking?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

I would recommend more of proprioceptive / vestibular input versus using a sensory bin because it’s more beneficial for sensory seekers! Here’s a list of ideas for at home! instagram.com/p/CW6_GkmMWNQ/?