Year: 2005

Children born with the chromosomal disorder known commonly as Down Syndrome will face many developmental challenges throughout their lives. Down Syndrome occurs when a fertilized egg receives a third chromosome number 21. A normal fetus […]

Learning about money can be a little intimidating for a first grader. Remembering the names and values of various coins can challenge a young mind. Why not make learning about money more fun and memorable with easy-to-use money toys? […]

Dollhouses are one of the great treasures of childhood. Who doesn’t remember all those hours spent rearranging the doll house furniture just so, or playing out thousands of scenarios that mimicked real life. Doll houses […]

Children are not the most patient creatures on the earth, but you can make waiting to see the doctor much more bearable with an assortment of waiting room toys designed to catch their interest and […]

An organized classroom promotes a safe area to play and learn. SensoryEdge recognizes the need for quality classroom furniture that not only provides storage space, but also makes items easily accessible to little hands. Let’s […]

Does learning music really affect your child’s ability to learn other subjects with greater ease? Current research would indicate yes, learning music is advantageous for your child. And while listening to music does provide social […]

Whether your children are busy running and tumbling across the yard, or completely engrossed building a tower out of blocks, their little bodies are working hard to develop motor skills and coordination through play. Motor […]

Educate your rugrats from the ground up with amazingly versatile theme kids area rugs and classroom carpets from SensoryEdge. Kids spend much of their creative play time down on the ground so why not take […]