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Why children need to play with their parentsWhile children do need time to play alone and with other children without adult intervention, research shows that playtime with parents is also important.Children crave time with parents. It makes them feel special. Parents are encouraged to find time to s Read More

How to Choose the Best Playground Equipment Playground equipment is an umbrella term used to describe a variety of outdoor recreational equipment utilized by children for free play. Although it is not likely to be the first item most customers think of when considering medical supplies an Read More

Time is not supposed to be wasted but invested. The moment the human body is born it begins dying –aging to death. We should make good use of our time rather than doing meaningless things lik: Movies, video games,Facebook e.t.c. Read More

Opening an indoor playground should be considered in many ways. Before opening a shop, we should consider location selection and rent; after opening a shop, we should consider publicity and operation. One problem that many operators may overlook is the safety of Paradise. Do a good job of the saf Read More

We’re looking at the reasons of why kids should be allowed to game. But We’re in a world where thousands of people think that the Tycoons of Games & social media have to stop pretending. That there aren’t helping to build a better world. Read More

There is no doubt that video games have become one of the most popular forms of entertainment. The portability of electronic devices makes today's children more proficient in video games than ever before. So, in order to ensure that video games play a positive role in children's future development, Read More

I think one of the most universal toys that almost every child can remember playing with is building blocks for kids. It is also one of the most exciting first toys that we give our children because we can play with them and have fun building. The benefits of playing with blocks are numerous. Read More

1. Encourage him to exercise more. Play ball, bike, swim with your children... More exercise can not only exercise a child's physical fitness, but also make him more cheerful. Keeping dynamic life can moderately relieve children's pressure and emotions, and let children like themselves, have a more Read More

To some kids, a toy like the Hatchibaby might seem like a chore. When I was a kid, toys that needed to be tucked in or rocked or fed or changed didn’t feel like playthings to me so much as obligations. But the arrival of Hatchibabies is great news for kids like my niece, Carlee, who is 6 and has gen Read More

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Quality and Safety Standards Indoor Playgrounds International is committed to only designing and manufacturing indoor playgrounds that are in compliance with International Safety and Quality standards. Using only the finest materials and following a strict manufacturing process, we sell only sa Read More

Before starting the indoor playground, you must make a research for the following: Location choice: is it in a shopping mall, supermarket or residential community? and you need to check your competitor’s area size as a reference and decide your own kids indoor playground size The rental fee Read More

Now, more and more attention to the baby's early education, small time at home at random play, around 3 years old sent to "Lego building Blocks" "robot classroom" and so on, can be seen building blocks of great significance! Read More

While children do need time to play alone and with other children without adult intervention, research shows that playtime with parents is also important. Children crave time with parents. It makes them feel special. Parents are encouraged to find time to spend playing with their kids on a regula Read More

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By play we don’t just mean organized team sports. And we definitely don’t mean sitting in front of a screen playing computer or video games! Healthy play means making sure your child uses her body and mind in active, imaginative play — like playing hide-and-seek, riding a bike, building with blocks Read More

Author and clinical psychologist Kay Redfield Jamison writes, “Children need the freedom and time to play. Play is not a luxury. Play is a necessity.” It is through unstructured, open-ended creative play that children learn the ways of the world. Read More

Author and clinical psychologist Kay Redfield Jamison writes, “Children need the freedom and time to play. Play is not a luxury. Play is a necessity.” It is through unstructured, open-ended creative play that children learn the ways of the world. Read More