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22.01.2022 We now stock Kinfolk & Co. Eco - utters Our eco-friendly dough cutters are designed and made by us, the husband and wife team behind Kinfolk & Co. When we can't find the best natural, safe and locally-sourced products for your family, we make them! Each piece is designed from recycled wood mill sawdust, and plant-based biodegradable plastic; then brought to life in our home studio in the beautiful Wollondilly Shire. As they are made in small batches, each cutter has its ow...n unique charm and character. We wanted to bring nature into these creative moments. Dough playing is such an integral part of all children’s development, helping build their own creativity, sensory learning and motor-skills. These will be part of your child's imagination and memories; it's worth making them as unique as your brood. Enjoy our collection of different shapes and designs, in a nature-inspired tone to use together with play dough or cookie dough. Let's make play more natural... @kinfolkpantry @kinfolkandcomanufacturing

22.01.2022 Playdough Power Squishing, rolling, sculpting, molding . . . young children love to play with playdough. Add some props from around the home and playdough play becomes a powerful way to support your child’s learning. This simple preschool staple lets children use their imaginations and strengthen the small muscles in their fingersthe same muscles they will one day use to hold a pencil and write. Using playdough with you, a friend, or siblings supports your child’s social... skills such as sharing, taking turns, and enjoying being with other people. Playdough also encourages children’s language and literacy, science, and math skillsall at the same time! Around-the-House Playdough Props Birthday candles Blocks Bottle caps Cookie cutters Combs Garlic press (be prepared to give it up forever) Large buttons and other objects that can be pressed into the playdough to make a design Feathers Leaves, twigs, pebbles, stones, crystals Plastic or wooden knives, forks, and spoons Rolling pin or bottle Small toy people and animals Straws String or shoelaces Tea strainer Toothpicks (only for older children) (https://www.naeyc.org/our-work/families/playdough-power) Products featured: Montessori Leaf Puzzle Mixed Fairy Crystal Agate Chips- Small 6 Textured Rolling Pins 4 Pots of Modelling Dough- Sweet

21.01.2022 An important story for young readers about being courageous and self-confident, even when you're scared. Self-confidence is something many children and adults struggle with. Many of us are afraid to try new things, ask questions when we're confused, and say no when everyone else wants us to say yes. When children believe in themselves, they're more likely to stand up to bullies and peer pressure, their outlook on life is brighter, they are happier overall. ... In I Can Be Brave, young readers will meet a group of kids who have figured out a few things they like doing and, after some trial-and-error and overcoming their fears, are very proud of their individual accomplishments. Jumping off the diving board might be scary at first, but successfully completing a dive is something to be proud of! Building a tree house can be fun, even if you don't love being so far off the ground. Sometimes children may need a little boost of confidence or help from those around them to keep at it. Parents and friends can be encouraging by saying things like: "Do you believe you can do it?" "You can do it!" and "Let's try again!" Sometimes, as the children in I Can Be Brave learn, when they don't have enough confidence to do something alone--like go down a giant slide--they can muster the courage to do it anyway with a close friend at their side. I Can Be Brave encourages young readers to invest time in new activities, believe in themselves, accept encouragement from others, voice their insecurities, and ask for help when they need it.

21.01.2022 New Doll Clothes for the 32cm and 38cm Miniland Dolls

18.01.2022 Miniland Dolls restock as well as some new additions including this girl and boy with brunette and red hair!

18.01.2022 Long Weekend Discount 10% off Sitewide It’s a long weekend in WA so why not celebrate with 10% off everything on our website!... - Discount automatically applies in checkout - Discount does not work in conjunction with any other promo code - Discount valid 24/9/2020- 11:30pm on28/9/2020 (AWST) - Discount valid on sale items - Discount does not include shipping cost - Minimum spend required $5

17.01.2022 5 Ways to teach the Alphabet 1. Sing songs about letters, sounds and the alphabet. 2. Read alphabet books... 3. Trace letters 4. Alphabet puzzles 5. Play matching games with letters

14.01.2022 Construction Play- Benefits For Children & Early Years Construction Play offers children multiple education benefits- especially during their early years. Construction Play is proven to make a difference to the way children think and complete tasks. ... Construction play can be vast. Simple things such as counting bricks, measuring weight and moving objects all contribute to making a child think outside the box. Here’s just a few things we can all thank construction play for: Creativity Problem Solving Fine Motor Skills Cooperative Play Hand-Eye Coordination * * * * (https://newbyleisure.com//2018-09-06-construction-play-ben)

12.01.2022 The power of mindfulness with kids Anxiety or not, mindfulness will improve the behavior and emotional well-being of all kids. The research is so powerful and indicative that large institutions and businesses are starting to take action. Top corporations are hosting mindfulness training’s and schools all around the world have initiated programs to get mindfulness activities for kids into schools.... Here’s the kicker, the power of mindfulness with kids is even greater because their brains and bodies are still under development! Here are just a few amazing ways mindfulness will improve a child’s behavior and emotional well-being. - Strengthens self-control - Lower’s anxiety and stress - Increases positive moods - Better decision making - Improves Emotional Regulation Skills - Increases self-esteem - Improves Health and Body Image - Improves social skills and communication (https://parentswithconfidence.com/mindfulness-with-kids/)

10.01.2022 LAST DAY 10% off Sitewide It’s a long weekend in WA so why not celebrate with 10% off everything on our website!... - Discount automatically applies in checkout - Discount does not work in conjunction with any other promo code - Discount valid 24/9/2020- 11:30pm on28/9/2020 (AWST) - Discount valid on sale items - Discount does not include shipping cost - Minimum spend required $5

10.01.2022 How to recycle your feelings - A book about reducing, reusing and recycling (your emotions) A book from the Storytelling for Healing series- written to emotionally soothe a child and the adults in their lives.... Sometimes, we all have too many feelings, but no emotion is ever a waste...

09.01.2022 First Explorers: My Body Find out some first facts about the human body! Use the chunky push, pull and slide mechanisms to see what’s inside your body, how you think and what happens when you eat and drink. With bright, clear illustrations, this book is a fun and gentle introduction for little ones to everything that makes the human body amazing!

08.01.2022 Threading Skills this activity improves: Motor skills Sequencing... Sorting and grouping Vocabulary You can thread nearly anything that has a hole in it. A hole punch is great for making holes, even in leaves. Cut a piece of string, thin plastic tubing or wool. Tie something on one end so the pieces don’t fall off. Try threading pasta shapes, cut up straws, beads, leaves, shells or pieces of fabric. The threadings can become necklaces or decorations to hang in trees or windows. Why does this matter? This activity helps children as they develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. They are strengthening the muscles in their hands which help them with drawing and writing. When children create or copy patterns they are learning about classification, and developing skills in noticing details. Talking to children while working together helps them build their vocabulary. What does this lead to? Hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills are very important for writing and drawing. Patterning and sorting will lead to skills in classifying and in noticing details which are important numeracy skills. A wide vocabulary helps with reading and expressing yourself. (https://www.education.sa.gov.au//learning-y/play/threading)

06.01.2022 20% off Everything!!! Discount Code: BLACKFRIDAY20 Black Friday Discount Terms and Conditions... - Discount code: BLACKFRIDAY20 - Code must be entered at the checkout for discount to apply - Discount only applies to all items currently in stock - Promo does not work in conjunction with any other discount code - Promo valid 24/11/20- 10pm 1/12/20 (AWST) - Dispatch may take longer than usual- please be patient (6-10 days) otherwise select Express Shipping for quicker dispatch (3-5 days) - If you were sold an item that is out of stock, you will receive a refund for that item. - Please advise if you require signature on delivery. - Gift wrapping not available. - Discount does not apply to shipping. See more

02.01.2022 New Items AND Long Weekend Discount ... 10% off Sitewide It’s a long weekend in WA so why not celebrate with 10% off everything on our website! - Discount automatically applies in checkout - Discount does not work in conjunction with any other promo code - Discount valid 24/9/2020- 11:30pm on28/9/2020 (AWST) - Discount valid on sale items - Discount does not include shipping cost - Minimum spend required $5

02.01.2022 Fostering Understanding of Early Numeracy Development Children understand many numeracy concepts before they start learning mathematics formally at school. Prior to school, children’s numeracy knowledge develops significantly and these skills influence achievement in school mathematics. ... Children’s informal mathematical knowledge is sometimes described as ‘number sense’. Number sense has been defined in different ways but is generally thought to include a capacity to work flexibly with numbers; to compare, recognise patterns and solve problems. * * * (Fostering Understanding of Early Numeracy Development, Longitudinal Literacy and Numeracy Study: Transitions from Preschool to School, ACER)