There’s something magical about watching colours swirl, bubble, and float … and even more so when children are at the center of the discovery. We love exploring a simple but powerful science experiment using baby oil and coloured water. Why? Awe, curiosity, and lots of learning!

Every year on May 20, people all over the world celebrate World Bee Day, a special day to recognise just how important bees are to our planet and to raise awareness about the threats they face.

This one is so cool! Easy to make and impossible to put down (yes, I mean for grown ups).

Fluffy Shaving Cream & Cornflour Dough

Ingredients:

• 2 cups cornflour (cornstarch)

• 1 to 1.5 cups shaving cream (foam, not gel)

• Optional: food coloring or natural color powders

Here’s a simple and lovely recipe for Honey Lavender Cloud Dough, it’s soft, scented, safe and super fun for sensory play!

The kitchen is often called the heart of the home—and it can also be a wonderful classroom. Involving your baby or toddler in cooking might sound a bit chaotic (and yes, sometimes it is!), but it’s also a fantastic way to bond, build skills, and encourage curiosity.

Looking for a fun, safe, and biodegradable sensory play option for your little ones? Tapioca pearls are a fantastic, non-toxic material that offers a squishy, slippery texture little hand will LOVE. Their bouncy feel and glossy look make them irresistible for toddlers exploring through touch.