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Welcome To The Christmas Celebration Table
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Welcome To The Christmas Celebration TableAs December draws near, there’s no better way to enter into the holiday spirit than with a Christmas Celebration Table...including a nativity scene, a celebration ring and an advent calendar that grows with the days leading to Christmas. Our nativity pieces, advent and celebration rings are designed to bring warmth, joy, and intentional moments into your home. All of these pieces create a beautiful ritual to mark the days leading up to Christmas, while adding charm to any room. A Celebration Ring with Endless PossibilitiesOur celebration rings aren’t just for Advent; they’re versatile and perfect for...
Christmas Gift Ideas
Christmas Gift Guide 0 to 1 Years Old: Gentle Beginnings with Natural Materials For babies, the first year is all about exploring the world with all their senses. Wooden toys offer a gentle, safe, and sensory-rich experience perfect for early development. Choose simple wooden rattles, grasping toys, and textured teethers that provide a natural feel and are safe for curious little mouths. These sustainable, low-tox toys are crafted from materials that are safe for babies and gentle on the planet. Designed to be soothing and stimulating, they support fine motor skills, early sensory engagement, and hand-eye coordination. 1 to 3...
Colour Sorting Activities
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Colour sorting activities are a fantastic way to introduce young children to colours, organisation, and classification. These activities help develop cognitive and fine motor skills and are simple to set up.
Halloween
Halloween can be a magical time for kids – costumes, decorations, and all the candy! But it’s also a day that can sometimes become overwhelming or even a little spooky for little ones. At Play To Learn, even though I’m not a huge fan of celebrating Halloween i believe in making it lighthearted, fun, and healthier by focusing on the joy of play and creativity, rather than frights.
Celebrating Spring
Giving children the opportunity to watch the world around them change is so exciting.