Make communication education fun through game play. Building and strengthening communication skills doesn’t have to be boring. In fact, game play is a great and fun way to help children build these vital skills. After all, kids often learn better when they don’t even realize they’re doing it. Whether they play together or with adults,

I love playing games with my kids. I never know what we may experience during the game… For instance, I was playing one of our SimplyFun games called Dreaming Dragon with my then 3 year old daughter. The box says ages 6 and up but we had played it with her older brother all the time and

If your world is like mine it is full of check lists…shopping lists, reading lists and even a bucket list. But I bet the one list you do not have for your family is a play list! Most of us think of play as this fun thing that we go do…as we have time. What

Playing ball with friends is more than just a good time. Playtime isn’t just about having fun. It’s also the perfect way to help exercise your child’s fine and gross motor skills. Different games aid your child in learning to use both large and small muscles in their bodies. From playing tag in the backyard

Do you know the difference between fine and gross motor skills? It’s the size of the movement. Fine motor skills involve the careful control of small muscles in the hands, feet, fingers, and toes. Gross motor skills involve control of the arms, legs, head, and trunk. Play is crucial to the development of children’s gross