Children deal with a multitude of emotions on a daily basis. They get angry, sad, frustrated, nervous, happy or ashamed, just like adults do. The difference is that they often cannot find the words to express what they are feeling. Instead, they show it with some actions, which may not always be appropriate. Continue reading “How to teach your child to express his feelings?” »

Few toys provide as many developmental benefits for children as stacking blocks. From emotional growth and resilience, to visual-spatial practice, playing with building blocks stimulates children’s imagination and encourages natural creativity in a seemingly simple, yet highly effective and important way. Continue reading “What are the benefits of building blocks?” »

A good strategy for developing motor skills and logical thinking is the building blocks because they stimulate creativity and concentration in children. In this post, we will show you the importance of building blocks for children. Continue reading “How does building blocks help motor skills?” »

Every child loves to play with trains at a young age. While many parents believe their children are just playing, trains can benefit the children in many ways. Remember, playing with toys does not mean your child is wasting time; it is a vital part of your child’s development. From problem-solving skills to the imagination, communication, and fine motor skills, toy trains can boost your child’s developmental stages. The endless ways of assembling train tracks help your child develop creativity and imagination. Continue reading “Are train sets good for kids?” »

Creating walls, houses, buildings, bridges or any other architectural work is as challenging as it is fun for kids. Depending on their age, stacking toys for children will vary in size and difficulty. But they will always bring many benefits for the development of the little ones. Continue reading “What are the benefits of stacking toys?” »

Do you know any child who has a toy, a stuffed animal, a blanket or even a favorite dummy that they take everywhere? Sometimes none of these objects, but something that the little one won’t let go of at bedtime or when they feel lonely. Continue reading “How do transitional objects help children?” »

Is your child one of those children who carries around a pet object? It can be a toy, a teddy bear, a blanket, a cloth nappy, or anything else that makes so much sense to him that it is always with him. These are the so-called attachment objects, or transitional objects, very important for the child’s emotional development. Continue reading “Do all kids have transitional objects?” »

One of the first toys of any child is the teddy bear, a classic of guaranteed success among the little ones. However, did you know that besides entertaining and decorating the baby’s room, the object also plays an important role in child development? Continue reading “Why teddy bear is important?” »

Play is all about having fun! Any activity, organized or unstructured, your child finds fun and enjoyable is considered play. But play is much more than just a fun activity for your child! As a child grows they go through different stages of play development. Continue reading “What are the different stages of pretend play?” »

One of the skills that we parents should develop after we have children is the ability to observe. Especially in early childhood, the period from gestation to age 6, children are a daily factory of novelties both from the motor and cognitive point of view as well as the social and emotional. Suddenly, that little person starts to walk, talk, and even “chirp” and you get the impression that it came from nowhere. Have you ever felt that? This same observation should be applied to playtime. Suddenly, without you expecting it, the make-believe game begins. Continue reading “At what age do kids play pretend with toys?” »