As parents, we often feel the need to structure and dictate play for our children. We provide them with games, puzzles and toys that have a singular function – one must play with them the ‘right way’ in order to be successful. We hover and help but the question must be asked – are we hindering?

There is an inclination amongst many gift givers and parents to head to the aisles of cheap chain stores to stock up on all things plastic and shiny.

Getting Grubby! Encouraging your child to engage in outdoor play is more important than you think!

Family games nights herald back to times gone by when families would gather around the dining room table, laughing and jostling, and engage in friendly competition.

Parents of children with diverse and complex learning needs find real benefit from the use of sensory toys.