How can you create space for play without overcrowding your home?

Open-ended play worlds are characterized by the absence of fixed rules or predefined structures.

Parents often face the question: Should I buy a new toy or invest in functional furniture for the children's room? What if there was something that combined both?

How did Present Stories and the game blocks come about?

How can color influence our mood?

What types of play are there for children? As children develop, there are different ways in which they play. These expand over the course of development, become more complex and more shapes are added.

Playing is, in a sense, every child's main job. In children's lives, play(s) has nothing to do with either a casual leisure activity or with a purely pleasurable activity. But why is it actually so important?