Play Blog — fidget toys

The Role of Open-Ended Play Open-ended play is play that doesn’t have a predetermined outcome or set of rules, allowing children to explore and create freely. This type of play is invaluable in early childhood development, as it encourages creativity, imagination, and problem-solving skills. Edx Education toys are designed to promote open-ended play, offering endless possibilities for exploration and learning.

Sand and water play are not only quintessential elements of childhood but also powerful tools for supporting the developmental needs of children with ADHD, ASD, autism, and sensory processing issues. At Edx Education, we’ve observed firsthand how our sand and water trays, along with their versatile accessories, can make a significant difference in a classroom setting. Here’s a deeper look into how these activities can help children calm down, focus, and develop essential foundation skills in their early years.

The holiday season is upon us, and for parents and caregivers, that often means packing up the family and hitting the road for Christmas adventures. Travelling with children can be both thrilling and challenging, but fear not!

Early childhood educators witness first-hand the incredible impact that play has on a child's development. It goes beyond mere enjoyment – play is the cornerstone of learning in the early years, providing a rich environment for children to acquire foundational skills and grasp essential concepts. Let’s share with parents and caregivers the significance of play, especially when accompanied by hands-on toys.