Age of Child: 2-3

Learn about your young child’s physical development and try these creative activities to help them develop motor skills.

Your home has so many great bits and pieces that can be used for kids’ play. Try these activities that are fun for the whole family!

Music and movement combine rhythmic sounds, songs, and physical activities to engage young children in learning through motion.

Cardboard boxes are one of the greatest and most versatile toys. Really! Before you take your boxes to the recycling bin, try these fun ideas.

Learn more about your toddler’s circadian rhythm and how to help them regulate it better so they get the sleep they need.

How to find a pair of shoes that supports your little one’s feet, pace of growth, and level of activity? These tips will help guide you!

Often associated with carefree childhood memories, the simple motion of swinging back and forth is more than just sitting around. It’s a heart-pumping and brain-boosting workout!

ActivePlay in childcare is a new, free program designed to support the ECEs tasked with educating our children.

The beach is such a fun place for a toddler! Here’s some helpful advice to ensure beach days go smoothly for you and your little one.

Learn why risky play is so important for kids and try this useful tip to keep yourself from jumping in to intervene (we know it’s hard!).

Learn how often you should be bathing your little one and if it’s possible to bathe too much or little, plus other toddler hygiene tips.

Whether it’s going to restaurants or going hiking, how can you make the activities you love fun for your young children?

Many babies and toddlers struggle to sit still long enough to listen to a story. These fun, active books will encourage kids to move, wiggle, and clap!

Early childhood educators are incredibly valuable in supporting and guiding the educational, social, behavioural, and emotional development of children.

It’s very clear our toddler wants to run (and jump and swing and slide), but we started to wonder: when should she start running?

Active play plays an essential role in kids’ development, and early years educators are uniquely positioned to incorporate active play.

These fun games combine physical activity with early reading skills development for children.

These are fun and simple ways to boost your French immersion child’s love of the language and make French a part of your life.

ActivePlay.ca is a new website with ideas and resources for early years educators who want to ensure the children in their care get the play opportunities they need.

This guide to age-appropriate chores will help instill life skills and responsibility in your child, whether they’re a toddler or middle schooler.

From balancing tricks to target practice, discover 12 fun-filled games your kids can play with bean bags. Ideal for at-home activities!

Time spent playing outdoors helps three-year-olds burn energy, develop physical literacy, and have fun. Try these activities with your little one.

Learning how to ride a bike is a quintessentially childhood experience. With these helpful, practical tips, you can help your toddler learn to ride.

Montessori activities can help young children build independence, confidence, and physical literacy at home.