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Sensory Room Experiences
At Facing Giants, we know that as a mom, supporting your child’s emotional regulation and sensory needs can feel overwhelming at times. Our Sensory Room Experiences offer you a calm, welcoming space where you and your child can connect, explore, and grow together—helping both of you find balance and thrive.
What to Expect
A safe, calming space designed for one child and one adult at a time
Gentle sensory stations tailored to support exploration, relaxation, and focus
To ensure the best experience for all families, it is important to adhere to our play room rules. Only one adult and one child is allowed at a time.
The opportunity to reset, reconnect, and recharge together
Sensory Room Guidelines
To ensure the best experience for all families, it is important to adhere to our play room rules. Only one adult and one child is allowed at a time.
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Limit sessions to one child and one adult at a time
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Use inside voices
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Be gentle with sensory tools and materials
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Walk softly — no running or stomping
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Leave food, drinks, bags, and electronics outside the sensory space
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Embrace new activities and enjoy the journey together
About Our Sensory Room
Our Sensory Room is designed to create a soothing, multisensory environment where children can:
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Engage with calming lights, textures, sounds, and movement-based activities
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Explore sensory-friendly materials that promote regulation and relaxation
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Share meaningful, peaceful moments with a parent or caregiver
Each element in the room has been thoughtfully selected to support sensory needs and encourage emotional growth.
Why Sensory Play Matters
Sensory activities stimulate a child’s senses — touch, sight, sound, and movement — promoting cognitive growth, emotional regulation, and physical development. Sensory play can:
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Help children manage emotions and reduce anxiety
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mprove focus, attention, and self-regulation
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Support motor skill development
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Foster creativity and problem-solving skills
Through intentional sensory experiences, children build the tools they need for resilience, confidence, and learning.