From paper to project

  1. Inspect the empty bottle and reject cracked containers.

  2. Insert a few visible offcuts without loose glitter or magnets.

  3. Partly fill it with water, leaving a small air space.

  4. Close it as designed and check for leaks over the tray.

  5. An adult slowly turns the bottle while everyone observes the movement.

  6. Afterwards keep it out of children’s reach and separate its contents for disposal.

Check it with an example

Compare a still bottle with one just turned: describe what moves and what stays still. Do not assign therapeutic benefits to this demonstration.

If it does not turn out as expected

A homemade closure is not toy certification. Do not offer it for biting, throwing, bathing or unsupervised play.

Where this idea comes from

This project revisits a Dulzura de Papel topic with instructions and original graphics developed for this version. Botellas sensoriales para los más chicos.