Valentine's Day Sensory Bottles You Can Make - Little Bins for Little Hands

What better way to say Happy Valentine’s Day than with Valentines sensory bottles. Simple to make these Valentine’s Day sensory bottles are great Valentine sensory activity to do with your kids. Yes, you can make them yourself! Wondering what to put in a sensory bottle? Check out our wonderful list below.

How To Make A Valentine’s Day Sensory Bottle

Valentines sensory bottles and calm down jars for kids

What is the purpose of Sensory Bottles?

Sensory bottles are pretty cool and both kids and adults love them. These Valentine’s Day sensory bottles are fun to watch, incorporate visual sensory play, and aid in relaxation.

Sensory bottles are often referred to as calm down jars too because they literally help kids calm down. Make one or many and keep it handy for anyone feeling a bit stressed out!

Prepare to be mesmerized by these Valentine’s Day Sensory Bottle ideas below. Also check out our awesome and easy to set up Valentine’s Day sensory bins.

A few of our favorite sensory bottle ideas:

Valentine’s Day Sensory Bottles

Click on the links below to find out how to make each sensory bottle with your kids.

Glittery Valentine’s Sensory Bottle

We made this super easy Valentine sensory bottle with VOSS water bottle and some dollar store glitter glue.

Heart Glitter Jar from Fun A Day

Valentines Sensory Bottle from The Chaos and the Clutter

This sensory bottle is made with pink or red rice you can dye yourself. See how we dye rice for sensory play here.

Falling Hearts Sensory Bottle from Rhythms of Play

Neon Valentine Sensory Bottles from Adventures of Adam

Valentine Sensory Snow Globe from In The Playroom

Valentines Themed Sensory Bottle from Teaching Mama

Conversation Heart Sensory Bottle For Babies from House of Burke

A cute and easy sensory bottle for babies and toddlers using conversation candy hearts. Check out all our conversation candy hearts activities for Valentine’s Day.