Have you set up a sensory shaving cream activity yet? My 3 year old first enjoyed this when she was 16 months, and I can attest that it’s an engaging and meaningful sensory activity for toddlers. As children reach preschool, why not mix some food coloring into the shaving cream and take the opportunity to teach about warm and cool colors?
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Wishing you all a happy weekend!
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We love shaving cream play on the shower screen at bath time 🙂
its gud to have different colors which can mean a bountiful world with a variety.
When I was teaching art, we did this with shaving cream(cheapest works best) and prang watercolor paint. Swirl it around and gently place a paper over the shaving cream. Â Wipe off the shaving cream and the design of the watercolor is left. Â From what I remember, it is finicky in regards to the kind of paints you use, but worth a try!!