Playful Learning

Language happens naturally, right? We babble, we say our first word, our first sentence. It’s not long before conversations are in full swing. But this progression isn’t effortless. We have...

Is there a toy that outshines the humble block? A versatile object that can transform into a palace, a hideout, a dwelling, or a path, captivating both infants and preschoolers...

Learn math through play with stacking toys Your child is under five. School is still a long way off. But children don’t wait for formal lessons to begin learning math....

Monopoly. Tag. Simon Says. Dressing up. What do all these games have in common? They are games with rules. Four types of play Child development and learning are intricately connected to...

Remember when you were a toddler playing with a shape sorter? You kept trying to fit a square through a hole. At first, you'd just push and push. Sometimes it...

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Children learn through play. Everyone knows that. But what does it actually mean? Is all play good? Can we make it better, more educational? And what is our role? Do we help...

Has your child reached the stage of playing imaginatively? Do they dress up? Do they hold a toy truck and pretend it’s an ambulance? As parents, we've all marveled at...

Once upon a time a child said, “Let’s pretend!” and whole world was born. Pretend play, also known as imaginative play or role play, is a form of play that...

Turn a dial and after one full rotation you are back where you started. Throw a ball and it arcs through the air in the direction you launched it. Put...

You are your child's first teacher. But did you know that there are other influential "teachers" in your child's life? The second is their educator, in school or preschool. And...

In the rush to fill every moment of our children's lives with structured activities and digital distractions, we often overlook the profound value of one simple practice: independent play. This...