4 reasons to nourish your child’s imagination
Imagination is unlimited in its potential to create change, and is one of the most powerful tools you can give yourself and your child. How else is it helpful?
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6 games for your child aged 4 – 5 years
It is best to let children at this age - 4 to 5 years - to explore and create without adult interference but there are some ways you can kickstart your child's imagination. Here is a list of low-cost activities for this stage of your child's development ...
6 games to play with a child aged 3-4 years
Here's our list of easy, fun and cheap developmentally appropriate games and activities to play with a child aged 3 - 4 years old
6 games to play with a child aged 2 – 3 years
Here's our list of developmentally appropriate games and activities to play with a child aged 2 - 3 years old
6 games to play with a toddler aged 18-24 months
Are you looking for age-appropriate - and hopefully educational - activities for your older toddler? Here are six ideas for low-cost games for your toddler - courtesy of Playgroup Australia.
5 games to play with a toddler aged 12-18 months
Here's our list of developmentally appropriate games and activities to play with a young toddler - aged 12 to 18 months old.
7 important reasons a child needs outside play
There's an expanding body of research which links time in nature to better health and childhood development. Here are some ways to sprinkle our lives with nature experiences ...
Games to play with your baby – newborn to 12 months
Playing with your baby is fun, good for their development and a great way to bond. Here's a list of low-cost games and activities to play with your baby from birth to 12 months.
How to make bubbles, finger paint and play dough
As far as kids' activities go bubbles, paint and play dough are pretty cheap ways to have a lot of fun. Especially if you know the recipes to make your own! Here's how...
9 rules your toddler should break
Sometimes, it's OK to lower your standards, throw out the rulebook and let anarchy rule. Sometimes it is OK to take 'superman' to the shops ...
