Some babies adore tummy time and rolling about on the floor and some simply don’t. But no matter which way your baby leans, it’s an incredibly important part of development and strength building. That’s why a fantastic playmat for the keen and not-so-keen little ones is essential.
With my vast experience of raising children under the age of five (well two of them anyway!) – one of the things I say is well worth investing in is a good cubby house. They provide hours of endless play and are a child’s own space to use as they wish. I particularly like this … [Read more.]
I’m passionate about all things paper and unsurprisingly, so is my daughter. I’d expect to be awarded most awesome mum ever if I were to let her loose in this shop filled with perfect paper play scenes.
This is probably the indoor ‘cubby’ to beat all cubbies.
I always thought fishing was a rather serene way to pass the time while on holiday. At least I did, until my husband decided to teach the children the art of casting out. Cue my panic attacks and squeals of terror to match their delighted laughter. Sound familiar? Then let’s both rejoice in this fishing … [Read more.]
Hmm, what to do with them – build or colour in? Two games in one toy is always a good idea in a Babyologist’s book, and this great product can be played with again and again and again…
Vibrant fruit, delicious sandwiches, lip-smackingly good biscuits and yummy sushi equal heaven for the taste buds. My daughter and I are big fans of all of these foods – especially the sushi. Combine this enthusiasm with endless play opportunities and I think we’ve hit a toy goldmine.
One of my daughter’s favourite treats is to go and have sushi, so the idea of surprising her with this toy is just too delicious!
Every night in bed my daughter cuddles up to her favourite softie, a handmade cat in a darling dress that my grandmother made for me when I was young. It is what all softies should be – a lovable and huggable companion for playtime and sleeptime.
Here’s an exciting update on a great doll house we’ve had our eye on here at Babyology for some time now.
We never get tired of play food at Babyology and just when you think designers have served up every dish imaginable, something new arrives on the ‘imaginary menu’. I think the felt food creations from the UK’s Woolly Duck take the cake, the fish and chips and the apple.
I remember spying the ball pit at Ikea for the first time – I was officially too old for the children’s play zone and felt quite envious because it looked like so much fun. I finally got my chance to try a ball pit when I was in my thirties and was retrieving my own … [Read more.]