A must-have staple for every dress-up bin. Bonus fun with this and this. (Fantastical storytelling not included.)
Soar to and explore new frontiers! And, for something on a smaller scale.
Sorting, classifying, organizing, oh my! This charming stall from the Netherlands is great for practicing early math concepts, communication and...
A cozy cocoon for swinging and spinning – or getting into that mental “just right space”. Loved by occupational therapists...
Always a hit in play yards + schools! From deciding what to put inside, how to lift and walk, problem-solving...
Cute! A magical home for your child’s imagination. The moveable door adds a sweet element of childhood surprise and is...
A favorite of Plinkit expert and pediatric occupational therapist, Shannon White. Lacing cards develop finger dexterity (important for handwriting control...
BBQ theme on one side, ice cream on the other. Yes, it’s true! Thank goodness for artful details. Take it...
Imagine a world with chalkboard walls?! Build the play structure of your dreams. Or back to basics with Crazy Forts.
Jump & squeak + balance & coordination. Strong body, strong mind. *Loved* by children of all ages.
Beyond standard blocks. This hideout version builds reasoning and motor planning skills. Versatile for teaching language development concepts like directional...
Create your own musical instrument. Apologies now for the sweet “music” you’ll hear! Can’t stop the feeling? Try this trumpet,...
Many of us are eager for our children to learn to write. It takes practice but it also needs to...
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A breathing exercise to help your child move through the rocky moments in their day. Easy to do and remember....
Little hands often struggle to hold a pencil, especially when their muscles need some building. Fortunately there are many fun...
Taking time to connect with nature has a long-lasting impact on our health, learning and emotional well-being. Here is what...
Your child may not want to learnt to read – *yet*. It’s completely normal and natural. Reading is hard. Reading...
As parents and teachers of young children, we encounter ‘power play’ in a variety of ways – some children like...
If a child is too forceful with their grasp, the pressure used will lead to quick fatigue. To help prevent...
Whether a young child practices prewriting skills or an older child works on sight words, salt / sand trays are...
Get flustered in the heat of the moment when your children fight? Use these three key phrases to stop sibling...
Book selection is key in helping your child learn to read. Parents of emergent and early readers are often tempted...
Sometimes, a child may have an efficient grasp and sufficient hand strength, but their handwriting strokes still do not produce...