When children play games or work on puzzles, they aren’t just being entertained — they’re learning important skills without it feeling like “school”. This kind of playful learning supports many aspects of development.
In a world where screen time creeps ever higher and plastic toys break within days, there’s a quiet revolution happening – and it’s called purposeful play. Gone are the days when play was just a way to pass the time. Today, more of us are recognising that play can shape the skills, mindset, and creativity of the next generation.