Bubbles are universally loved by babies and toddlers, and are a wonderful way of spending special magic time with your child and enjoying the moment. Bubbles also encourage many areas of development and learning. For example: Blowing bubbles develops the small muscles in your child’s mouth as they blow. Strengthening these muscles is […]
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Singing together is a great way for adults to encourage toddlers’ growing language skills during the earliest pre-talking years. Singing together is especially good as it is a fun activity that develops language and confidence but without any pressure to do anything else but have fun and enjoy the moment – and it is completely
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Messy play is one of the most important types of play for children of all ages. It encourages brain development, hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, imagination and problem-solving, all important skills for the early years, school and beyond. It can be daunting to know where to start so here’s a bit more information on the
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Stuck for ideas on what to do today? Choose from one of our simple, low-cost/no-cost activity ideas below and see where the magic moment adventure takes you! A cloudy day To you, it is a sign of rain that will prevent you from going out, or getting the washing dry. To your child, it
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What is free play? Simply put it is play without any rules. Many of our children spend more time than ever in organised activities. While this can give them the chance to experience and learn new skills, being too busy can have an impact on both their mental and physical wellbeing. Play needs to give
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