We love The Sensory Story Project and have been watching it from its early stages.
As a mum to a child with a visual impairment, sensory stories are a huge part of our lives but trying to find or make suitable sensory toys to read with stories has become a problem as he has grown older.
Jo, who created the Project, kindly provided a few sample ideas for us to look at and I asked my son to take a look.
Take a look for yourself and let us know what you think.
Exec Director at Bringing Us Together
Mum of 3, wife of 1, Exec Director of Bringing Us Together, Owner of Inspiring Circles, Writer of Chaos in Kent, Development - South at Community Circles
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