Slime activities can significantly benefit children with ADHD by providing sensory engagement that enhances creativity and focus. The tactile experience of playing with slime promotes self-regulation, reduces anxiety, and fosters imaginative exploration. Structured slime play also establishes routines that aid in developing attention skills, supporting overall child development and well-being.
I was recently at our local library and excited to see it was finally bouncing back from Covid and doing classes and activities again! I signed up for the first available kid-friendly drop-in class, which happened to be a slime making class. I have never actually made slime and was really interested in giving it a try. Slime is pretty much banned at our house after the big “look mom, I put slime in my hair” incident which resulted in an emergency haircut. You can read all about that in this post: We Got Slimed and It Wasn’t Fun I…
My son recently walked into the kitchen to surprise me with a head full of slime. Specifically Poo Doo slime from the Dollar Tree. He giggled at my look of horror as he modeled the nasty brown goo that was oozing its way down his lovely shoulder-length blond hair. The only thing I was happy about at that point was that the poop slime was unscented. Squishy Goo Poo Slime The “squishy goo poo” promised to be slimy AND sticky, which it really delivered on. It sure was sticky! My son had plopped it right on top of his head…
A few months back, I was contacted by a gourmet slime maker (it's the only way I can think to describe it) and sent a few jars to try out for the blog. Wow. Slime has come along way since I was little!
We spent the weekend in Orlando, got a haircut, laid our sweet puppy to rest under a plumeria and unboxed some pretty cool Scented Slime by Amy. Week in Review Sept. 2 – 8 By Orlando! We had a great time at MommyCon over Labor Day weekend. I’ll be doing a full post on that soon! We also got to visit Disney Springs and the fun themed restaurants, so it felt like quite a little vacation. Also, bye bye shaggy locks! While I love my son’s pretty blond curls, they were just getting to long and tangled and I figured…