Play & Activities

Intriguing ideas to boost their analytical and rational thinking skills.

The humble games of blocks can work wonders for your toddler's developmental milestones.

When it comes to creativity, it's good to catch your child young.

Sync finger movements with songs and make learning fun, frolic, and joyful.

Keep your little ones close to nature by indulging them in farm activities.

Motivate kids to engage, respond, play, and learn every time they step into the classroom.

These ideas are easy to incorporate and work on children's strengths and skills.

The right activities can keep children with ADHD occupied and improve their condition.

Let the cutie pies explore themselves. Capture the moment!

Allow your child to beat the heat through some fun indoor and outdoor activities.

Best designed to improve their speech skill and boost spirits.

Add fun to learning with entertaining rhymes that will hone kids’ language skills.

Inculcate prosocial behavior while keeping kids engaged in constructive projects.

Lessons on transportation get interesting with riding a train, building a road, or making a plane.

Simple color and object matching are some examples of sensory-play-based matching games.

Creative ways to fascinate your child with colors and also support their growth.

Don't fret about keeping your child engaged as you hit the road with them.

Singing songs makes learning fun and helps children relate to the things around them.

Sing a song and ding a dong with your little rockstars.

Keep the games simple and open-ended to make them more fun.

Introduce them to your little one in their allotted screen time and keep them engaged.

Fun activities that can help your children and toddlers make new friends for life.

Create memories for a lifetime that your little ones can look back when they grow up.

Finger painting can stimulate your little one's brains and help them learn colors.

Things as simple as a cardboard box and pillow can help develop your baby's skills.

Learning activities are a fun way to aid your two-year-old’s cognitive development.

Make exploring nature and its wonders more enjoyable for your child.

Let your kid taking a dump be a fun and exciting activity.

Let them beat the heat while taking enough precautions.