Let's Talk About Parenting/Play Ideas/Gift Guide

If you know how to pronounce Archaeopteryx, chances are you have a dinosaur-obsessed child at home. Even though they’re extinct, children seem to be drawn to these mysterious creatures from a bygone era like moths to a fly. It goes without saying then, that dinosaur gifts remain a go-to for a lot of parents with kids who have birthdays coming up. Are you looking for the perfect gift for young children who love dinosaurs? If so, this is a collection of the best dinosaur gifts for kids are great options for children ages from 6 Months - up to 8 years old.

Choosing the right size soccer ball is important to prevent injury and ensure a pleasant playing experience. You're wondering what size is the right size soccer ball for your kids. Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered. This helpful guide will answer your questions.  When looking for a soccer ball you need to make sure you purchase the correct size ball for your child. Soccer balls are sized in from 1-5. Size 1 is the smallest and size 5 is the largest soccer ball. Each size of ball corresponds to a recommended age group who should be using that ball.

INTRODUCING HAHALAND TAKE APART ROBOT TOY...This take-apart robot toy consists of 5 take-a-part vehicles, all cars can be completely dismantled into car parts and transformed into a big robot or assemble into five separate cars. Once it was transformed into a robot, there is a button on the top of the robot head that kids can press and active the flashing lights and realistic robot sounds, which enhances imagination and creative play for kids.

When choosing a sippy cup for a baby or toddler, there’re so many factors to consider in making the best decision. Do not stress too much about this. We've got your back! It's usually smarter - and cleaner - to choose a sippy cup designed for the transitional phase. Below is what we considered when choosing sippy cups for your baby or toddler

During the preschool years, learning through play is an ideal way to engage children in new concepts. At this stage, toys will help kids improve fine motor and gross motor skills, practice language, cognitive and social skills to reach age-appropriate developmental milestones. "Play is what children do. It is an essential part of learning," said Lee Scott, an early childhood education expert. So, toys have to be educational and fun too - kids love to play with.