Sensory play is a huge part in the development of your baby. Right from birth babies are processing loads of new information through the use of their senses. The exploration of new textures ...

Lake Belton High School student Kaylen Pickett created two sensory panels for children with special needs ... in a wheelchair go straight to the wall to play his first day here," Kacal said.

What we can do, is make sure we allow and encourage our children to keep exploring using all their senses.” From the moment they’re born, your baby is ready for sensory play. Even in the womb ...

Vivint Gives Back is bringing families and technology together to make a meaningful impact in the lives of children with intellectual disabilities. Click here to learn more. "Sensory Processing ...