The holiday season is here, and it’s time to dive into the joyful tradition of gift-giving. Choosing the right presents for your children can be both exciting and challenging. You want to pick toys that light up their faces with joy while also aligning with their interests and needs. At...
Christmas is the perfect time to delight kids and parents alike with gifts that combine fun, learning, and sustainability. If you’re searching for the ideal present for children across different age groups, we’ve curated three unique toys that will capture little ones' hearts and earn parents’ trust. Meet the Kiddy...
The Montessori Method emphasizes a “prepared environment” — an organized and engaging space designed to encourage group activities. Tasks like collaborative building, role-playing, or completing shared puzzles teach children to share resources, take turns, and resolve conflicts. This setting naturally fosters empathy, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. What Role Do Siblings...
Guatambu wood and EVA rubber toys offer a safe and sustainable way for children to explore the world, stimulating development and creativity. Here are some of the main benefits of these natural materials in children's play.
They have always been a favourite with children. But ride-on toys also play an important role in a child's growth, especially in early childhood.Ride-on horses. Wheeled machines. Tricycles. Bikes without pedals. The range of ride-on toys available on the market today is really wide and includes very different products in...
From 18 months to 10 years, symbolic play (or fictional play) allows children to explore their emotions, strengthen language, gain confidence and improve communication and social interaction skills.
Safer, environmentally friendly, educational, stimulating, beautiful: wooden toys and children's items made of natural materials are more and more often the preferred choice of mums and dads.
With the cold, rain and snow of Winter, walks and outdoor play opportunities are few and far between. However, you can find alternatives to fight against boredom and keep your kids entertained when the weather is bad and you can't get outside.
Through play, children develop different areas such as language, motor skills, imagination, socialization, thinking, etc. There are different stages and types of play.
