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BUTTERFLY Pour & Play

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$26.00
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Butterfly Pour & Play Sensory Kit

Flutter into sensory play! Our Butterfly Pour & Play Sensory Kit is filled with fine motor fun and gentle, nature-inspired magic—perfect for inviting calm, creativity, and curiosity. Designed to be added to your favorite sensory bin or container, this kit supports neurodiversity-affirming, open-ended play that meets kids where they are.

 

Each kit includes:

🦋 Approximately 16oz of sensory fun

🌸 Custom 3D-printed butterfly and garden-themed add-ins

🌈 A surprise mix—each kit has its own unique blend of pieces and colors!

 

No two kits are exactly the same, making every play session as one-of-a-kind as your little explorer. Whether they’re imagining a blooming butterfly garden or simply soaking in the textures, this kit is a beautiful way to spark joy and sensory exploration.

 

All pasta is hand dyed in small batches and should be used with dry hands, some dye may come off onto hands during play. 

Warning: Choking Hazard - small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

Do not ingest.

Contains wheat.

Store in a cool dry place.

Exact contents may differ from photo/display.

 Use under adult supervision.

May contain glitter.

Tray not included.

 

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