It’s March and time to share a new sensory bottle! This month’s theme is the color green and St. Patrick’s Day.
I wanted to make this bottle simple, so I filled it with just a few materials. Here’s what I used:
- Voss water bottle
- green shamrock beads (I actually cut apart a shamrock necklace from the Dollar Store)
- 2 green applesauce pack lids
- green beads
- a couple green pom poms
Baby Lincoln is now 7 months old and sitting up. This was the first time he played with the bottle while sitting. Big brother enjoyed introducing the bottle to him.
Then baby LOVED rolling it, looking at it, and knocking the bottle over.
Love baby hands and toes!
It was fun to watch the green lids twirl inside the bottle. Wish I had more of them in there!
I just love making sensory bottles for my kids! To see all the bottles we’ve made, visit here.
He is SO cute!! I love the idea of a sensory bottle…I think it would be quite calming! My 18 month old is a little too fond of throwing things but I will keep this in mind for the next baby. 😉
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Thank you, Kalista! I think he’s awful cute, too! Hope you’ll try it out in the future!
I was wondering if you were using the glass or plastic Voss bottles. My son tends to throw things and he has broken a glass voss bottle.
Thanks. Samantha
I always use plastic Voss bottles. I would be too nervous to try glass ones!
What was the liquid in this bottle?
Just water!
I love using clear mineral oil. Farm supply stores carry it by the gallon as I think it is used for horses. It’s also what is used in baby oil but it’s scented there and more expensive.