Glitter Weighted Sand
Glitter Weighted Sand
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Why We Love It
Sensory play that sparkles! This weighted sand delivers the irresistible feel and sensory benefits of wet sand without the mess. The sand is bright and sparkly, providing extra stimulation for kids who seek visual input. As kids squeeze, pack and press it, they get satisfying sensory input while building hand strength and fine motor skills. Use the sand in a sensory bin or table, then store it in the included container when playtime is done.
- Encourages tactile exploration and hand strengthening
- Supports kids with fine motor delays and sensory processing disorder
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- Use before handwriting practice or fine motor work to wake up tired muscles
- Feeling overwhelmed? Play with sensory sand to calm down
- Pretend you're at the ocean. Use scoops and cups to build a mini sand castle
Details
- Container: 8"L x 6"H x 4"W
- Weighs 2 lbs.
- Made of silicone sand and PVC glitter
- Designed without gluten, casein, latex, and soy
- Color: Blue with glitter
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Warranty Information
This product comes with a 1-year warranty
Safety Information
Not for mouthing or chewing. Silicone Safety Tested. CPSIA and ASTM D4236 Compliant
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