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🎁 Gift Guide: Best Bricks for Kids by Age

Building Brilliance Brick by Brick & Tile by Tile... There’s something magical about a pile of bricks. Whether they are classic LEGO® pieces, chunky toddler-friendly blocks, or magnetic tiles, they invite kids to imagine, create, and build their own worlds. Brick play is more than fun. It encourages problem-solving, fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, creativity, and patience. With so many types of building bricks available, how do you know which ones are best for your child’s age and stage? Here’s a guide to help you choose the right building sets. Ages 1–3: Big, Chunky, and Easy to Grip Mega Bloks: First Builders w. Storage   At this stage, safety and simplicity are most important. Pieces should be large enough to prevent choking hazards and easy for small hands to connect and pull apart. Top Picks: LEGO® DUPLO® – Bright colors and larger pieces with themed sets like animals, cars, and houses. Mega Bloks® First Builders – Lightweight and affordable, perfect for s...
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36 Toddler Life Experiences Before 3

 

36 Toddler Life Experiences Before 3 Checklist

I love a good checklist so here I’ve created 36 life experiences that you can share with your toddler before age 3! If you have anything to add to this list I’d love to here it in the comment section. Here goes: 


  1. Read non fiction general audience \books to your child (preferably before they get old enough to have a preference & protest.)
  2. Read children books, covering different topics, to your child everyday!
  3. Play peek-a-boo
  4. Make silly faces & sounds 
  5. Make up silly songs about every day activities and feelings!
  6. Travel internationally - why not make use of the free for 2 and under perk? 
  7. Take a cruise - find out early before they are mobile if this kind of travel and country hopping is for you. If not, you know how to game plan for the future.
  8. Travel locally - again why not make use of the free for 2 and under perk?
  9. Try different cultural foods 
  10. Pretend play! Lots of it!
  11. Sing Nursery Rhymes
  12. Sing all the kids songs with actions ‘If you’re happy and you know it’ ‘head and shoulders’ ‘wheels on the bus’ ‘itsy bitsy spider’ etc.
  13. Have spontaneous dance parties
  14. Go on a nature walk and point out all the interesting things in the environment.
  15. Spend a day at the beach 
  16. Spend a day at the zoo 
  17. Visit a farm
  18. Pick fruits/veggies from a tree 
  19. Run through fields 
  20. Feed some animals 
  21. Visit a play centre where they can crawl or run around freely
  22. Get moving on some ride-on toys 
  23. Walk, jump & play in the rain and snow
  24. Water/Sand table play 
  25. Make home made toys 
  26. Help with chores 
  27. Walk through a forest or visit a Botanical Garden
  28. Visit a large event like a sporting game or circus in town - again this helps you know early if this kind of thing is for you.
  29. Visit museums/science centres/heritage sites
  30. Visit and video call different family and friends 
  31. Take lots of pics and cute short videos & update those baby books/ photo books 
  32. Teach them all the Pre-K basics if they’re interested and ready to learn 
  33. Potty Train 
  34. Practice manners/sharing/empathy
  35. Visit/Talk about different cities and countries.
  36. Make lots of art and crafts 
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