is there any tip for when my autistic toddlers constantly mix all the different colors of playdough into one giant ball? they love to watch the colors blend together, but i have to buy a new set of playdough every week! and even when they follow the instructions during play and they dont mix the colors, after the end of the session they always want to ruin the playdoh !! hahaha. I dont want to deprive them of the joy but it gets me thinking a lot if i will be using playdough for a session so often
I work one on one with kids and find giving a choice between only two things helps. Put away a colour before moving onto the next. You could also try moving on to modelling clay when ready.
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I hide small objects in the playdough and we talk about what they found and pulling stretching picking it apart.
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is there any tip for when my autistic toddlers constantly mix all the different colors of playdough into one giant ball? they love to watch the colors blend together, but i have to buy a new set of playdough every week! and even when they follow the instructions during play and they dont mix the colors, after the end of the session they always want to ruin the playdoh !! hahaha. I dont want to deprive them of the joy but it gets me thinking a lot if i will be using playdough for a session so often
I work one on one with kids and find giving a choice between only two things helps. Put away a colour before moving onto the next. You could also try moving on to modelling clay when ready.
My 17 m old has some sensory issues and doesn't like to touch the dough that I made at home (turned out okay). Any suggestions?
not giving them the dough sounds like a good idea
Buy play doh. Try that. Dollar store has playdoh brand.
Thanks
Can v use it for 2 n half year old she has habit of keeping things in mouth?
You might like to choose a different activity if she's still mouthing things.
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