Sensory Playdough Creations – Hands-On Fun for Calming & Creativity

Sensory playdough creations offer a simple yet powerful way to support calming, creativity, and sensory regulation. In this video, we explore hands-on playdough activities that help autistic children and sensory-seeking kids develop fine motor skills, manage big emotions, and engage in meaningful sensory play.

These playdough ideas are easy to set up, budget-friendly, and perfect for home, therapy, or classroom use. Whether your child needs calming input or a creative outlet, sensory playdough can make a big difference.

✨ Perfect for parents, educators, and therapists supporting neurodivergent children.

00:00 – Why Sensory Playdough Is So Powerful
High-impact hook introducing calming and creativity benefits
00:20 – What Is Sensory Playdough Play?
How playdough supports sensory regulation and engagement
00:50 – Why Playdough Helps Calm the Nervous System
Tactile, proprioceptive, and visual sensory input explained
01:20 – Sensory Playdough Creations to Try
Hands-on activity ideas for calming and creativity
01:50 – Fine Motor & Emotional Skill Benefits
How playdough supports hand strength and expression
02:20 – Tips for Successful Sensory Play
Choosing textures, following the child’s lead, and timing

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