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Nov 18, 20253 min read

How to help a sensory sensitive child manage cleaning their room

🌱 1. Shift the Goal: From “Clean Room” to “Regulated Child” A sensory-sensitive child cannot organize when dysregulated. Before cleaning, help them feel safe and grounded. Try: 5-minute movement burst (jumping, dancing, wall pushes) Weighted blanket moment “First regulate, then clean” script: “Let’s get your body calm first so your brain can help us clean.” 🧩 2. Use Micro-Tasks (Their Brain Can’t Do “Clean”) A messy room is one huge sensory explosion. Break it down into ext

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Dec 17, 20243 min read

The Power of Play: Why Tactile Learning Matters in Early Childhood Development

As parents, educators, and caretakers, we all want to provide the best opportunities for our little ones to learn and grow. We read about...

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Dec 17, 20243 min read

Creating Magical Moments: The Joy of Interactive Storytelling with Felt Boards

In today’s fast-paced world, finding ways to connect with our children and inspire their imagination can feel like a challenge. We’re...

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Dec 17, 20244 min read

5 Creative Ways to Use Felt Boards for Hands-On Learning and Fun

Felt boards have been a beloved tool in early childhood education for decades, but at The Busy Bee Board, we’re always exploring fresh...

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Dec 17, 20244 min read

Kindergarten Readiness: Preparing Your Child for a Successful Start with Playful Learning

Starting kindergarten is a major milestone for both children and parents. It marks the beginning of formal education and sets the...

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Dec 17, 20242 min read

The Power of Community: Building Connections with The Honeycomb Club

In today’s fast-paced world, parenting can sometimes feel overwhelming and isolating. From juggling work and family responsibilities to...