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Toys by skill
TRIED, LOVED AND PLAY-APPROVED
A curated collection of the toys we actually use, love, and recommend — for purposeful play, learning, and making everyday moments a little more fun!
REGULATION & MOVEMENT
Tools for movement, calming, body awareness & regulation
Gonge River Stones
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Promotes balance & coordination
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Builds confidence
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Great for indoor active play
Hopper Ball
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Builds core strength
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Supports balance
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Great for sensory input
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REGULATION &
MOVEMENT
Tools for movement, calming, body awareness & regulation
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FINE MOTOR &
LEARNING
Playful ways to strengthen little hands and build coordination
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GAMES &
SOCIAL SKILLS
Games we love for turn-taking, flexible thinking & connection
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BOOKS
WE LOVE
Favorite books for feelings,
friendship, confidence &
development
Our Top Picks
Ms. Kelly's
Favorite
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Great for: Hand Strength • Fine Motor
Sensory Play • Pre-Writing
Play-Doh
“One of my favorites because something so simple can build so many skills! Squeezing, rolling, pinching and pulling helps strengthen little hands and develop the fine motor skills kids need for everyday activities—all while just playing.”
Ms. Paula's
Favorite
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Great for: Creativity • Problem-Solving
Early Math • STEM • Literacy
Magna-Tiles
“There’s no single ‘right’ way to play with Magna-Tiles! They encourage kids to use their imagination, test out ideas and discover what works. From building structures and exploring shapes to creating letters and words, the possibilities for learning are endless.”
Play Tip
You don't need fancy equipment to support development at home. Look for toys that encourage your child to push, pull, squeeze, build, create and problem-solve. The best tools are usually the ones children can use in more than one way.
Not sure what to choose?
Every child is different! If you're looking for ideas to support a particular skill, feel free to ask us!
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