by Miniland Team | Nov 26, 2024 | Gift Ideas
The holiday season is a time to celebrate connections—family gatherings, festive traditions, and the joy of giving. For little ones, the holidays can also be a special time to nurture friendships and build the social skills they’ll carry with them for a lifetime....
by Miniland Team | Dec 15, 2023 | Child development and emotions, Gift Ideas, inclusion, kindness, Social and Emotional Learning
Toys that provide extended playtime past the holiday season are both a child and parent’s favorite! As we make the last purchases and check off the list for those we want to give gifts to this holiday season, you might find yourself what toy to give your niece...
by Miniland Team | Nov 17, 2023 | Gift Ideas, sensory play
The holiday season brings with it an air of joy, warmth, and the excitement of giving. While selecting gifts, especially for the littlest members of our families, it’s essential to find something that not only delights but also nurtures their development. In this...
by Miniland Team | Oct 26, 2023 | Down syndrome Awareness, Gift Ideas, learn through play
A National Down Syndrome Society Guest Blog Post by NDSS Research Associate Dana Sciullo, MOT, OTR/L Play isn’t just fun—it is also the most effective way babies and toddlers learn and develop skills! Through play, little ones strengthen their bodies, practice...
by Miniland Team | Jan 10, 2023 | Child development and emotions, Gift Ideas, learn through play
Now that the Holiday gift giving season has come to a close (that went by so fast didn’t it?), parents and caregivers are busy recycling packages and wrapping paper, organizing new toys with old and figuring out which gift will last beyond this magical time off before...
by Miniland Team | Dec 8, 2022 | Child development and emotions, Gift Ideas, learn through play, mindfulness, sensory play, Social and Emotional Learning
It’s December. Holiday Toy Guides are in full swing. Best Toys for Kids are in every news broadcast, Instagram post, and article you can find. Parents stress about making sure their children have the “hottest toy” or the “must have toy” of the year. Most of these...
