Board games teach important social skills, such as communicating verbally, sharing, waiting, taking turns, and enjoying interaction with others. Board games ...

Anyone would be forgiven for viewing toys as special occasion gifts that offer a temporary distraction for children, or as objects that entertain little ones...

LEARNING BENEFITS OF IMAGINATIVE PLAY It provides opportunities for children to identify with the adult world. Practise and role play their understanding an...

By Gemma Holleran - Speech Pathologist & Committee Member Children learn so much through play. Toys are a great way to get kids talking! New toys and games c...

Building and construction is great for kids because of its fun play and learning potential. As children build they are using and developing; Fine motor skill...

You’ve probably heard that puzzles are good for your child’s mind and cognitive development; in fact, you may have received and given puzzles as gifts. But w...

Time for some homemade, Non-toxic Shaving Cream Play! A great way to give your kids the shaving cream sensory play experience, with a more natural twist. Th...

To keep our toys looking great, we ask that you give them a quick clean before returning to the library. It's easy! Here are some tips to make them shine! Ti...

It happens to all of us. One Lego block is missing, or that single puzzle piece isn't with the rest of the jigsaw. You know it will always be in the last pla...