Staying at home more than usual at the moment can be both a positive and negative, depending on the day! Here is a couple of things I find act as a reset, or ‘circuit breaker’ as I like to call it, for the days you need to reset the mood and find the joy.
Today’s small joy—-puddles! Jump in and you’ll discover that there are endless ways to enjoy a small pool of water…
Tricky days call for happy distractions. What can your kids make from a paper plate?
Toy cars often have a magnetic appeal, but like all forms of play they have big benefits too.
When problems are big and overwhelming, it can be helpful to look for comfort in small things around us.
If these strange times have your family feeling trapped, spark some pretend play to let your kids’ imaginations run free.
Need to give your mind a rest? take a moment to look up and watch the clouds go by…
Brrrr, cold fingers? Warm them up with this creative activity.
This play-based activity combines a very simple science experiment and water-play for a fun and engaging learning with your little ones!
Reading to babies can be an absolute joy and is a great way to sneak extra cuddles
Getting creative doesn’t have to be complicated. Let the kids paint using everyday things around them.
Threading is a fun activity for kids, and you’ll probably already have enough bits and pieces to get started.
3 activities to help you and your child embrace and learn more about windy weather.
Helping children to understand why the wind is useful, can help it seem less scary and uncomfortable. Here are 3 amazing ways that the wind helps nature, and us!
Going for a stroll? Bring home some treasures, and use them to ignite some creative fun.
Playdough never goes out of favour. Whip up a batch today, or some home-made paint, and keep little fingers warm and busy.
Mums, you’re amazing! With a most unusual Mothers Day looming, a simple gesture might go a long way.
