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Guides for parents and educators on choosing equipment, setting up a room and supporting how children move and learn.
A slide is the first play equipment many toddlers master alone. Here are the five parts that make a good one, the four kinds of indoor slide, and how much floor you really need.
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What Size Table and Chairs Does a Toddler Need?
Most toddlers need a chair seat 8 to 12 inches high and a table 7 to 8 inches above it. Here’s a size chart by age, a quick...
What Are Some Mud Kitchen Ideas That Actually Work?
The mud kitchens kids use all year are in the right spot, stocked with the right tools and give kids a reason to come back. Here’s where to...
What Does Your Baby Do Under a Wooden Play Gym, Month by Month?
A wooden baby gym stays the same while the baby under it changes every month. Here is what happens from the newborn weeks to rolling, how to choose...
What Are Some Indoor Playhouse Ideas That Actually Work?
The indoor playhouses kids keep using are the ones that give the space a job. Here are ten ideas that work in real homes, from a playhouse with...
What Are Some Montessori Furniture Ideas That Actually Work?
The Montessori furniture ideas that work in real homes all do one thing: they let a child do something for themselves. Here are ideas for mealtime, the kitchen,...
How Do You Hang a Sensory Swing Safely?
Where a sensory swing hangs matters as much as which one you buy. Here’s how to choose a safe anchor point, install the swing on a climber or...
What Folds on a Foldable Pikler Triangle, and Where Does It Go?
"Does it fold?" needs more than a yes. Here is how a foldable Pikler triangle works, which pieces fold and which don't, five things to check before buying,...
How Do You Keep Kids Busy on Thanksgiving When the House Is Full?
Six cousins, one oven and a long afternoon until dinner. Here’s how to set up a kids’ zone, which indoor activities work for each age, and an hour-by-hour...
What Age Is Right for a Pikler Triangle?
The right age for a Pikler triangle depends less on the calendar and more on what your child’s body is starting to do. Here are the signs of...
How Do You Winterize a Wooden Swing Set?
Half an hour of fall care keeps a wooden swing set in good shape and ready for spring. Here's a seven-step checklist, what to bring inside, and how...
What Risky Play Should You Allow at Home?
Risky play is how children learn what their bodies can do. Here is the difference between a risk and a hazard, what to allow at each stage, and...