I truly believe that all kids need to be able to engage with games in a solo way. It brings an element of concentration that is not hindered by in game chit chat or distractions. It allows them time to set their own pace. Whoever is playing the game is playing to their own goals. It's enjoyable when you achieve something as it just yourself who put in the effort. From a family dynamic perspective its great for all kids to have some solo time without siblings (or parents) to wind down. For parents a great thing to send the kids to opposite ends of the house with their own game and a time and have peace to have a cuppa, a wine or make a phone call in peace.
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We've put together a bunch of suggestions for quality gifts that kids will love that won't break the bank.
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We get loads of people asking for suggestions on the best baby toys - so it's prompted me to write this post and answer the question "Do babies really need toys".
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Lottie is based on the average proportions of a nine-year-old child rather than those of an adult woman, Lottie Dolls celebrate childhood and promote the empowerment of children by encouraging kids: to be themselves to play – imaginatively and adventurously to have fun!
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Ocamora is the latest stunning wooden toy range to hit Australia and we are one of the very few selected retailers carrying the range and are so excited to bring it to our customers
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Kids Play Toys has collated a range of things for you to help keep the kids engaged and active whilst at home. Everything from physical activities and crafts, to worksheets, educational audio books and more.
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Floor puzzles get the child's whole body involved so you'll often see them up on all fours, squatting, kneeling, crawling around and reaching over. This is great for gross motor development, balance and sensory input.
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We did a top up recently of our best selling Co-Op (short for Cooperative) games and added some new titles in too, and we thought we'd mention why we like them so much for those of you that are yet to try them out with your kids.
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