Pretend, play and learn – math! A playful way to sharpen number and arithmetic skills.
Work through big feelings with this character set. Or try modeling behavior with Jolly Helpers.
No details spared in this dynamic cafe set, complete with sugar cubes and pastries. At-home high tea is a superb...
Next-level Magna-Tiles – in little cubes! Strengthen visual-spatial skills and hand muscles, both critical for early handwriting. Building with magnetic...
Master everyday skills with these clever stuffies. Strengthens fine motor skills with real-life finicky accessories – buttons, zippers, laces, buckles,...
For all those wiggles, tears and tantrums. Or find your zen. Lots more useful tools here.
With its moveable mouth and Squeeze Me bleat, this delightful Folkmanis puppet can help role-play big feelings, explore perspectives and...
It’s impossible to stop gawking! Use the inquiry approach with this intro to science. Works well with The Big Book of...
Thoughtfully designed blocks; and on a grander scale.
Learn letters with a classic game. There’s a reason it’s a classroom favorite. Ditto for the numbers edition.
Beloved French toy company Janod’s version of a beloved preschool toy. Purposeful life activities help children learn in context. From...
Imagine a world with chalkboard walls?! Build the play structure of your dreams. Or back to basics with Crazy Forts.
Encouraging your child to listen can sometimes be very hard (even when you have our trusty checklist of things to...
“Empathy is when you’re able to understand and care about how someone else is feeling.” -Mark Ruffalo, Sesame Street
Watching a child turn to you crying for the first time because “A friend said ‘I can’t play’”, is a...
How is your child dealing with words they can’t read? Here’s an observation tool that can help inform how your...
Speaking with a child about death is an important, impactful, and often dreaded, teachable moment. Whether prompted by an actual...
The reality is we have no control over when our child calms down. Parenting and teaching is not quick and...
It’s normal to hear your child experimenting with dramatic language at around age 4 (e.g., talking back, harsh tones of...
Learn the strategies, tools and what to say to manage a healthy separation process between you and your child, especially...
A breathing exercise to help your child move through the rocky moments in their day. Easy to do and remember....
Siblings fight – it is normal and expected, and you can handle it. But sometimes, stepping outside of the normal...
Discover how discipline and punishment differ in practice.
At around age 4, you may see all sorts of dramatic language changes – talking back, harsh tones of voice,...