Calming Sensory Bottles can absolutely change the outcome of a tantrum or meltdown. They help kids to calm their minds and still their bodies. Which allows their senses to stop being overloaded. We’ve compiled a list of 35 Calming Sensory Bottles of our favorites that you can make at home!
Big life changes can be tough for kids and can instigate meltdowns. Projects like these help a lot. Do you have a little one heading to preschool soon? You can help prepare your little one for preschool to make the transition easier for everyone! Security items can also play an important role in these meltdowns and sensory overloads too, do you know why they’re so important? Read why HERE.
Holiday/Season Themed
St. Patrick’s Day Calming Bottle
Pot of Gold Discovery Bottle: St. Patrick’s Day Activity for Preschoolers
Fun Summer Sensory Bottles for Kids
The Four Seasons Sensory Bottles
Calming Sensory Bottles
Anti-Gravity Galaxy in a Bottle
Inside Out Inspired Emotion Sensory Discovery Bottles
How to Make a Perfect Sensory Bottle
Slow Motion Calm Down Sensory Bottle
How to Make Sensory Bottles from the Dollar Store
DIY Rainstick Musical Sensory Bottle
Children’s Ocean Book and Sensory Bottle Activity
Good Night Moon Sensory Bottle
Magic Color Changing Sensory Bottle
How to Make a Magnetic Field Sensory Bottle
Gorgeous Rainbow Sky Sensory Bottle
Pine Need Sensory Discovery Bottle
Glowing Sensory Bottle for Bedtime
Despicable Me Minion Sensory Bottle
DIY Rainstick Musical Sensory Bottle
Panda Bear Discovery Sensory Bottle
Rainbow Pipe Cleaner Sensory Bottle
Chill Out Button-Themed Calm Down Bottles for the Classroom
Have you used Calming Sensory Bottles with your kids or students? Do you have a favorite DIY that we didn’t mention in this post? Feel free to leave a link to it or give us instructions in the comments!
angie says
January 5, 2018 at 4:52 pmi work with disabled adults i believe this is something we should check into thanks for sharing
tara pittman says
January 5, 2018 at 10:15 pmMy nine year old could use one of these to calm down during the day. It might even work when he is angry.
Sarah Bailey says
January 6, 2018 at 12:25 pmThese are such great ideas, I’ve seen all different sorts of bottles and they really do seem to help.
Wendy Polisi says
January 6, 2018 at 3:10 pmI LOVE these sensory bottles. I think the idea in general is brilliant. I have used it for my kids before and plan on doing some more!
Crystal Carder says
January 6, 2018 at 3:37 pmSensory bottles look like such a fun project to make. My kids love things like these and these are all such great ideas.
Tiffany Haywood says
January 6, 2018 at 8:58 pmI had no idea there were so many different options like this. This is definitely good to know.
Natasha says
January 7, 2018 at 2:30 pmThis is an awesome post! I’ll have to see which I’d like to do for my Homeschool. I know the kids are going to love this…also headed over to checkout your post on preparing your child for pre-school!
LavandaMIchelle says
January 7, 2018 at 3:39 pmSensory bottles are such a fun project to make. We made them at church one day and the children loved them.
fashionmommy says
January 8, 2018 at 4:14 amWe used to use sensory bottles at the school I worked at. They can be expensive so making your own is a great idea.