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Rainbow Pebbles Activity Set
Bought these for my 4 year old little builder! She loves the colours and all the smooth feel as she creates! Great for sorting colours, shapes, or sizes. The colorful card picture spur the imagination. A fun activity to do together!
Maths Cubes
I found this product very useful for teaching 6 and 3 years old maths. When they are not learning maths, they use their imagination and build guns, swords, robot, etc. Who knew maths block can be creative toy for them too. They never get bored of them, it seems to keep them occupied for hours. This is so far the best thing we've purchased for the kids.
Step-a-Logs
My children love this. Strong, durable, and lots of fun. Great value! It takes adults' weight (82kg) no problem.
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Is parallel play a developmental stage or a social challenge? Understanding independent and parallel play is key to supporting children, especially those who are neurodivergent. Explore why playing alongside others is a vital "developmental bridge" and discover how the right open-ended toys can foster social confidence without unnecessary pressure. Learn how to create an inclusive environment where every child can thrive at their own pace.
Bring Eric Carle’s classic to life with the Edx Education The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ range, designed to boost motor skills and early communication. Discover how hands-on storytelling creates meaningful learning moments for UK parents and children.
Returning to school after the Christmas break can be an emotional rollercoaster for both children and parents. From managing "after-school restraint collapse" to reintroducing routines, discover 10 practical, play-based tips to support your child’s sensory needs and emotional wellbeing. Help your little ones transition back to the classroom with confidence and calm through the power of sensory play.
