Imaginative Play Blog

Telling a child to “be” a certain way often dismisses or rushes his or her emotional experience. It can also...

As parents, we can support independent play by allowing ourselves to observe more and entertain less. Babies, as well as...

The sun is shining, summer is in the air and things are feeling brighter! We’ve rounded up ten playful picks...

Looking for a playful way to connect as a family this weekend? Body tracing is a simple, engaging activity that...

Our rainbow stackers are beautiful, engaging, and hold endless play possibilities. Arches are a valuable addition to any building collection,...

Do you find yourself repeatedly asking your child to do the same thing over and over again? When children are...

Have you noticed any new themes or scenarios in your child’s play since the pandemic began? Pretend play allows children...

Sensory play, a form of playful exploration that engages children’s senses, supports every area of development: physical development, cognitive development,...

By breakfast time, I’ve already lost count of how many times my daughter has exclaimed, “I do it myself!” At...