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In today's fast-paced world, many parents worry about their child's ability to focus and concentrate, especially with all the distractions around us. But here’s something reassuring: focus is a skill, and like any skill, it can be nurtured and strengthened.

One of the best ways to build focus and concentration in early childhood is through messy play and hands-on activities...

Building confidence in young children doesn’t happen overnight — and it doesn’t happen by accident. It’s built through experience, encouragement, and the freedom to explore.

At our Summer Camps for kids, we design play-based activities that boost confidence by helping children overcome small challenges...

The 2nd Neurodiversity in Education conference in Kilkenny was an energizing and inspiring event for parents and educators. We gained valuable insights on supporting neurodivergent children, covering topics like sensory regulation, CoParenting strategies, trauma-informed practices, and the importance of play. Our workshop, "CONNECTION THROUGH PLAY," highlighted the power...

Check out our recent events! From our magical Christmas and Halloween discos to exciting Little Wiggles sessions at Naas Library, we’ve been dancing, playing, and creating memories at Dads Fest in Leixlip. We’ve also had a great time at festivals like Big Grill and Funfest, plus our sensory play and music sessions have been a hit. It’s been a fun-filled few months, and we can’t wait to share more with you!

Why is sensory play so important? Sensory play is a crucial aspect of early childhood development. It helps children engage their senses—touch, sight, hearing, smell, and taste. This helps the child to explore and understand the world around them. Here...

After 15 years creating play for children and 6 years selling toys, we have decided to go back to basics and offer the resources we find the most essential to support the development of skills for our children. We’ve handpicked...

As you might know, tuff trays are great play accessories for all ages, especially since with the stand being height adjustable so it grows with the child. It provides children a safe and interactive space where they can express themselves...