Make safe sensory foam from chickpea water. A great activity for preschool children and it's super easy, cheap and fun to do.

Even babies and toddlers that still mouth everything can have so much fun during sensory play. When they mouth everything look for taste-safe recipes like this one. Garbanzo foam for sensory play is my latest find and I loved making it! I can’t wait to open back my sensory classes and prepare this for the class!

Key takeaways: The foam on top of chickpeas is called aquafaba, a substance consisting of various carbohydrates and proteins from chickpeas (or other legumes). The proteins are key in forming the foam, and function similar to egg whites. Aquafaba is relatively tasteless, so whipping it after adding some sugar and cream of tartar makes a […]

Sharing 14 fun and taste safe sensory play ideas with 9 recipe cards that are perfect for babies and toddlers who are still mouthing. Best part is older toddlers will love these activities too! This post includes affiliate links. 1. Sensory Beach: We Do This Every. Single. Day. “Mommy, beach!” “Mommy, blue water!” the dailyContinue reading "14 Exciting Taste Safe Sensory Play Ideas for Babies and Toddlers"View post to subscribe to site newsletter.

Edible play foam made from a chickpea liquid (aquafaba) and cream of tartar on my blog!

5-Minute Taste-Safe Foam!! This chickpea foam recipe is awesome for sensory play for toddlers AND babies!

This edible chickpea foam, or aquafaba, as it is commonly known, is made from the water chickpeas are cooked in. You can use it as a substitute for egg in baking or even better as

Anya Garcia | Montessori Homeschool Made Easy on Instagram: "🐸 FriYAY Foam Party Alert! 💬 Comment “play foam” for recipe details. 🥳 Gather ‘round—it’s Friday, and we’ve got the scoop on turning your day into a chickpea-infused, foam-tastic adventure! Who needs a babysitter when you’ve got chickpeas and Aquafaba to keep your little energy balls entertained? 🤪💃 Imagine your little one so immersed in sensory play, hands exploring the foamy goodness with sheer joy and excitement! Say…