# Guided Sensory Learning Visit Engaging Field Trips And Enrichment Classes Give children a welcoming place to explore, learn, connect, and enjoy hands-on sensory experiences. A welcoming group experience built around hands-on exploration and purposeful play. A More Personal Way to Explore and Learn This guided visit gives children time to discover sensory activities, movement opportunities, and imaginative play in a setting prepared for group learning. Activities can support curiosity, communication, coordination, and confidence while keeping the experience enjoyable and age-appropriate. I welcome educators, caregivers, and group leaders with a clear, supportive approach from arrival through departure. The visit allows children to participate together while still having room to choose, observe, and engage at their own comfort level. Ideal For Preschool and early learning groupsHomeschool enrichment outingsChildcare and community programsClasses seeking hands-on learning How It Works Plan the Visit: Share your group size, age range, and learning goals.Prepare the Experience: I organize activities suited to your group and visit format.Explore Together: Children participate in guided sensory play and enrichment activities. - Group Sensory Play Session ## About I’m Barbara Rocha, an autism mom and the founder of GiftedLilOnes Play & Sensory Center. My son was my inspiration, but GiftedLilOnes was created for yours, too. My journey began simply as a mom wanting more for her child. I wanted a place where my son could walk through the doors and just be himself—where his differences were understood, his needs were considered, and he could experience childhood in a way that felt comfortable for him. That vision became GiftedLilOnes. Every part of our center has been created with purpose and with neurodivergent children in mind—from opportunities for play and connection to spaces where children can slow down, regulate, and reset when the world feels like too much. But this is about more than my son. It’s about all of our children. The ones who experience the world differently. The ones who deserve places that see their strengths, understand their needs, and remind them that they belong. Being an autism mom gave me the inspiration. Our children gave me a bigger purpose. Inspired by my son. Created for yours. Built with love, purpose, and understanding. ## Services - [Open Indoor Play](https://giftedlilones-indoorplay.com/services/open-indoor-play.md): I provide inclusive indoor play for children ages 0-12. - [Sensory Play Sessions](https://giftedlilones-indoorplay.com/services/sensory-play-sessions.md): I offer sensory-friendly play spaces to help children regulate. - [Private Parties](https://giftedlilones-indoorplay.com/services/indoor-private-parties.md): I host private birthday parties and family events in my center. ## FAQ ### What is an indoor sensory play center? An indoor sensory play center is a welcoming environment where children can explore movement, textures, sounds, imaginative play, and social interaction. These spaces are designed to support different ways of playing while giving children room to engage at their own pace. ### Who can benefit from sensory-friendly play? Children with a wide range of interests, abilities, and sensory preferences can enjoy sensory-friendly play. It can be especially helpful for children who benefit from a more understanding environment, including many neurodivergent children, while remaining open and enjoyable for all children. ### How can play support my child's development? Play gives children natural opportunities to practice communication, problem-solving, coordination, creativity, and social skills. In a supportive setting, children can build confidence and explore new experiences through activities that feel engaging rather than pressured. ### What should I expect from an inclusive play environment? An inclusive play environment welcomes children as they are and recognizes that each child may participate differently. Families can look for thoughtful spaces that encourage acceptance, flexible engagement, and respectful support for individual sensory and communication needs. ### Is a sensory play center a substitute for therapy? Sensory play can complement a child's everyday learning, social recreation, and therapeutic goals, but it is not a substitute for professional medical, developmental, or therapeutic care. Families should continue working with qualified providers for individualized guidance while using play as a positive way to explore and connect. ### Are we accepting Social Recreation through our local Regional centers? Yes! We accept Social Recreation funding through local Regional Centers for eligible families. Approval is determined by your Regional Center and service coordinator. Once approved, our team can help guide you through the next steps. 💙 ## Contact - Address: 905 W Roseburg Ave, Modesto, CA 95350, USA