Pretending to cook, taking care of a doll, running a cash register: imaginative play is one of the most important aspects of early childhood. What it provides, how it evolves between the ages of 1 ...
From the age of 18 months, a child wants to do as you do in the kitchen. At what age should you offer a wooden play kitchen, how to adapt it up to age 4, and the criteria that really make a differe...
Clothes that are too small, stuffed animals in triplicate: birth gifts often look the same. Here are ten useful and beautiful ideas that can be used from the very first weeks or become true keepsakes.
Between the ages of two and three, children want to do everything themselves. Here are 12 Christmas gifts chosen to support this desire for autonomy, from imitation to their first creations.
Twenty-four boxes, a reasonable budget, and zero gadgets destined for the trash on December 26: our method for filling an Advent calendar with real little toys, adapted to the child's age.
From birth to age 4, a child's needs change almost every six months. Here, step by step, is what they learn, the toys that are truly suitable, and those that are better kept for later.
At three years old, a child no longer just handles objects: they tell stories. They invent tales, take on roles, and play with others. Here are 13 Christmas gifts designed for this age where everyt...
Between the ages of one and two, a child walks, stacks, imitates, and begins to tell stories. Here are 14 Christmas gifts chosen for this pivotal age that will last well beyond December 25th.
Before the age of one, a baby doesn't really play yet: they discover. Here are 12 Christmas gifts chosen to support their senses, step by step, from birth to their first steps.