We all know that moving to music can be a fun way to burn off energy (which kids seem to have in truckloads).
All in song
We all know that moving to music can be a fun way to burn off energy (which kids seem to have in truckloads).
Road trips can quickly go pear-shaped and leave everyone tired, cranky and teary. How about breaking up the trip with some echo games?
Make some fun musical memories with a DIY band! Great for play date activities and bonding with the family
Some ideas to help bring music into the active life of a toddler
When adults and infants make eye contact, their brainwaves actually synchronise with each other
Peek-a-Boo is a great way to help your little one for so many reasons
Listening to and singing songs from other cultures can help children understand and celebrate these cultures. It seems simple - right?
There are few things more enchanting than a child clapping their hands together in delight!
The following blog discusses how play and music can help develop a child’s fine motor skills.
Have you ever listened to a little person making up a song as they play? It could just be the sweetest sound in the whole wide world! Here are three ideas to get your little one composing immediately…
What shapes can your family find on an outdoor discovery adventure?
Staying at home more than usual at the moment can be both a positive and negative, depending on the day! Here is a couple of things I find act as a reset, or ‘circuit breaker’ as I like to call it, for the days you need to reset the mood and find the joy.
Making and playing with Rainbow Rice is a fantastic activity for the whole family!
Small-scale, organic activities can provide the richest, most nuanced experiences that allow our children to grow into adults that feel and appreciate subtlety and deep meaning.
Simple songs are just that - very short, simple songs that often become the first songs that your children learn to sing all the way through. Here’s one of my favourites…
There are so many games to play with whirling, twirling, falling leaves. Here are five ideas to inspire you to take the kids outside and join the fun.