A Guide to Different Types of Play for Parents
Play is more than just a fun part of childhood, it's essential for children's physical, cognitive, and emotional development. Children don’t need to be taught to play, they do it naturally as a way to explore the world, experiment with
How to Encourage Children to Write
Encouraging children to write is a wonderful way to nurture creativity, communication and cognitive development. Writing is not only essential for academic success, it also allows children to express themselves, develop fine motor skills and explore their imaginations. Here’s an
Fostering Creativity in Children
In our fast-paced and competitive world, teaching children practical skills is often given more importance than creativity. Learning to count, write your name, tie your shoelaces, and follow directions are all essential practical skills to master, but creativity is powerful
Prevent the Summer Slide through Playful Learning
Playful ways to keep your child learning through the summer holidays The long summer holidays have brought a break from the structured routines of school, giving children much-needed time to relax and recharge. It can become a time of growth, discovery
Fun DIY Play Ideas
Are you ready to have some fun with DIY Play Ideas? We firmly believe in the power of play and its profound impact on children's growth and creativity. As part of National Play Day, we've curated a collection of entertaining,
Open-Ended Play: The Creative Way to Learn for Children
Are you looking for a way to support your child's learning and development? While many parents feel pressure to prepare their children for school through educational play, it's important to take a balanced approach that includes open-ended play. In the previous
Beyond Education: How Balanced Play Prepares Children for School Success
As a parent, you want to give your child the best possible start in life. And education is a vital part of that. But how can you ensure that your child is developing the skills they need to succeed in