Traditional dreamcatchers are hung over the cradle in Native American culture. You can make your own version to catch bad dreams...

Do you have a stick-obsessed child like we do? Here are some of our favourite ways to play, learn and create with sticks...

Children are naturally curious, and treasure baskets are the perfect way to build on that curiosity by exploring a variety of textures...

Water play is our 'go to' activity - I'm going to explain why we love it and share some of our favourite activities...

This is a sweet project, perfect for even the youngest crafters, and it makes a lovely decoration...

This cute craft is a lovely way to explore how seeds grow and it's really easy to make! We love how the little seedling emerges...

Looking for a way to entertain your kids that's easy, thrifty and unique? We love making our own puzzles...

Here are some of the activities that have helped us deal with big emotions, as well as some of our favourite crafts, toys and books...

I'm going to explain what loose parts are, why we love them, and how you can incorporate them into your kid's play.

Not only are these masks easy to make, but they're perfect for prompting conversations about that tricky subject - our feelings...

Also known as tricky words, irregular words and common exception words, sight words can't be read using the normal method of sounding out...

Helping your child learn their name doesn't have to be a chore! If you do it in a fun and playful way they will pick it up super fast...

We've been spending lots of time in the garden, and with Earth Day just around the corner, these seeds bombs are the perfect activity

These are some of our favourite rainbow-themed arts, crafts and learning activities - they're all simple to set up and create...

We took a sensory bin outside today as the sun was shining and it was the perfect Spring day!

We all know the benefits of physical activities, but have you ever thought about the benefits of getting creative with your kids...

When I had my eldest over a decade ago, I’ll be honest, I thought of play in one corner, and learning in the other...