🌈 Wrapping Up June with Gratitude, Growth, and a Peek at What's Coming!
🌈 Wrapping Up June: A Month of Joy, Growth, and Sensory Magic!
June has been an incredible journey at Summers Sensory & Co! From celebrating Pride Month with inclusive play-based resources to launching our first farm-themed sensory pack, we’ve loved every moment of connecting with our amazing community.
This month, we shared vibrant printables, sensory tips, and early years advice across our blog and social media—helping parents and educators create meaningful play experiences for little ones. We’re so grateful for your support and can’t wait to bring you even more fun and engaging activities in July, including beach and vacation-themed resources!
👉 Read more for sensory tips, highlights from June, and a sneak peek at what’s coming next.
Happy Pride month!
🌈 Celebrating Pride Month with Love, Learning, and Sensory Fun!
At Summers Sensory & Co, Pride Month means more than just rainbows — it’s about embracing inclusion, diversity, and love through creative sensory play and thematic learning. From rainbow-dyed pasta and colorful scarves to gender-neutral parenting tips and Pride-themed nursery rhymes, we’re sharing ways to nurture acceptance from the earliest years.
Join us as we explore joyful, inclusive activities perfect for babies and toddlers, and discover how you can foster a sense of belonging all year round.
👉 Read on for sensory play ideas, music recommendations, and parenting inspiration that celebrates every child’s unique identity.
Little Farmers: Exploring the Wonders of Farm Life Through Play
Explore the magic of farm life with your little ones! 🐮 From sensory activities to creative play, this post is packed with fun and educational ideas to bring the farm to life for children ages 0-24 months. Let’s spark curiosity and learning together!
Why did I start this blog? What do I believe in? Who am I?
I was told that when you have a baby, your whole life will change — that you’ll forget who you are, and you won’t know what the future will look like. And that’s true. But for me, it didn’t happen the day my baby was born…