Elaine gears her products toward very young age and the goal is to let them explore their creativity. I like that because I feel like it goes back to the basics of play. I personally have older kids but I follow Elaine on Facebook and see that her heart and experience is towards little ones. She has little ones of her own so it’s put into practice.

My youngest child is 10 with a learning disability so her mind may seem a bit younger but is still growing so there are some activities Elaine offers that she’s interested in like the apple tree sensory play. I think it’s the open-ended part of it my daughter likes

If you're a parent then you know how kids can jump from one toy to the next, to the next, to the next. It can be a challenge to get them to sit in one place long enough for you to drink your coffee hot. Sometimes you just get tired of playing the same dinosaur battle game for the hundredth time - in comes Elaine with her amazing kits to save the day! My kids will sit at the table with her sensory trays for an hour! They love using their imaginations to build new levels for the mini characters to get through with new worlds to explore and bad guys to defeat. The scoops and bases make for perfect tactile and hand-eye coordination practice, and it helps us cut down on screen time because they are so entertained. If you don't have one of Elaine's kits yet, take this as your sign to buy one!

My 3 year old daughter loves playing with the sensory kits. I like getting seasonal ones to bring out at different times of the year. They are great to keep her busy if I need to get something done and it’s fun to see her using her imagination to create different scenarios with the pieces. They make great gifts too! Highly recommend!