The Sensory Studio was created around a simple idea: a morning where moms could enjoy making something for themselves, with plenty for their kids to explore too.

We gathered at Sentient Workspace in Trevose for a morning of scent, taste, touch, and connection. With no set order or schedule to follow, everyone could move between the stations at their own pace, taking time to create, grab a bite, and spend time together.

At the Scent Bar, moms explored fragrance oils and blended their own custom perfumes. The Tea Bar offered a different kind of creativity, combining dried fruits, spices, and florals into loose-leaf blends to take home. Both were an invitation to experiment and make something personal.

For the kids, there was slime-making with Karen of Artful Treasures, rock painting, and a hot chocolate station where they could fill their mixes with sprinkles, chocolate chips, and other treats. Tea and hand-baked goods gave everyone a reason to pause between creations.

What mattered to us was making room for both moms and their children to enjoy the morning. The kids had their own things to get absorbed in, and moms had experiences designed with them in mind, along with opportunities to talk and connect.

Families left with cloth bags filled with their creations and a little of the morning to enjoy again at home.

Thank you to Sentient Workspace, Karen of Artful Treasures, our community partner Kim Flannery, and everyone who joined us. We loved sharing a morning where there was room to try something new, make a little mess, and enjoy being together.