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DIY Sensory-Friendly Fake Snow ❄️✨

Want to bring the magic of snow indoors? Here’s an easy, sensory-friendly, and safe way to create fake snow that’s perfect for neurodivergent children—or anyone who loves a calming, hands-on activity!What You’ll Need:1 cup baking soda1/4 cup white hair conditioner (unscented for sensory-sensitive kids)

How to Make It:

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In a large bowl, pour in the baking soda.Gradually mix in the conditioner. Start with 1/4 cup, and adjust until the texture feels like soft, moldable snow. You want it to be fluffy but not sticky.

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Why It’s Great for Neurodivergent Kids:

Calming Sensory Input:

The cool, soft texture feels soothing to touch and encourages sensory exploration.

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Safe & Gentle:

Using baking soda and conditioner ensures it's non-toxic and gentle on hands. Unscented conditioner keeps strong smells at bay for sensory-sensitive individuals.Creative

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Play:

Shape it, mold it, or just let it run through your fingers—it’s perfect for imaginative play!Pro Tips for Play:Add small toys like animals, cars, or cookie cutters for extra fun.Chill the baking soda in the fridge before mixing for an extra “icy” feel.How Long Does It Last?Keep the fake snow in an airtight container, and it’ll stay fresh for up to 5 days.