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Sep 25, 2026 · Tiktok

If bedtime somehow gives your child a second wind, their nervous system may be asking for something different before sleep. 🌙 For some children, winding down isn’t as simple as dimming the lights and reading a book. Their bodies may benefit from the right kind of sensory input before they’re ready to settle. Lovevery Expert and Pediatric OT, Rachel Weiss Rudman, shares these simple nervous system regulation strategies you can weave into your bedtime routine, from deep pressure to playful movement that gives busy little bodies an outlet before it’s time to rest. Save this for tonight, and follow Lovevery for more expert-backed ways to support your child’s development through everyday routines. 💕😴

Sep 24, 2026 · Facebook

Waiting is hard. Taking turns is hard. Leaving the playground? Even harder. 🙃 Time is still an abstract concept for young children. Telling your toddler “two more minutes” doesn’t necessarily help them understand how long that actually is. The Countdown Color Timer from The Investigator Play Kit offers a visual representation of time passing, helping your toddler see that a transition has a beginning and an end. Use it for taking turns, independent play, cleanup, or getting ready to head out the door. ⏱️ Where would a visual timer help most in your family’s routine?

Sep 23, 2026 · Tiktok

A new season brings a whole new world to explore 🍂 Crunchy leaves under tiny feet, cooler air on morning walks, changing colors, and cozy moments at home. For little ones, the simple sights, sounds, and textures of fall can turn an everyday outing into an opportunity to explore. And for families waiting to welcome a new baby, the changing season can be a sweet reminder to soak in this chapter, too. 💛 What are you most looking forward to doing together this fall? 🥹🍁

Sep 22, 2026 · Tiktok

Some of the most meaningful conversations happen in the middle of play. 🤟💛 International Day of Sign Languages is September 23, and we’re celebrating a little early by recognizing the many ways children communicate, connect, and share what’s on their minds. ASL can be a meaningful way to communicate and connect for children and families who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or hearing. And play creates so many natural opportunities to use language while children problem-solve, express themselves, and connect with the people they love. Thank you Anakristen | ASL, Deaf & Rare Parenting for sharing this beautiful glimpse into how ASL and play come together in your family. 🥰 What are some of your favorite ways to connect and communicate during play?

Sep 21, 2026 · Facebook

The quickest way to find out how much your little one loves storytime with you 😂📚 Reading together is about so much more than the words on the page. It’s a chance to slow down, cuddle close, share your attention, and connect over the same story. Those little back-and-forth moments can support language development while making reading feel like a comforting part of your child’s routine. 💛 Does your child have a favorite book they ask you to read again and again? 🎥: @Jbal on TT

Sep 20, 2026 · Facebook

Summer ends, fall fades, winter thaws, spring passes. But childhood keeps moving, and outdoor play can move with it. 💛 As we step into fall next week, there’s a whole new world for little ones to explore. Changing leaves, cooler air, new sounds, scents, and textures engage their senses, spark curiosity, and give you plenty to talk about together. 🍂 New season, new ways to learn outside. Save this as your reminder to keep getting outside, whatever the season.

Sep 19, 2026 · Tiktok

Sometimes the simplest play gives you the most to talk about. 🫶 “Go.” “Shake.” “Down.” "Open." Just a few of the words you can naturally model while your toddler explores the Slide & Seek Ball Run from The Babbler Play Kit. We love this Speech Language Pathologist’s approach: model the words, pause, and give your child time to respond in their own way 🤍 There’s learning happening through the action, too. As the balls disappear down the spiral and your toddler finds them waiting in the box, they’re exploring object permanence through repetition. So grateful @speechwithnour shared this with us 🌿 Send this to someone looking for simple ways to support early language through everyday play.

Sep 18, 2026 · Tiktok

There’s a reason a simple “invitation to play” can be so engaging. 👇👀 Setting out an open-ended plaything like The Block Set in a new way gives your child a starting point, then leaves the rest up to them. They might knock your tower down, rebuild it, stack the pieces differently, or turn them into something you never imagined. That self-directed, open-ended play gives children opportunities to practice concentration, problem-solving, spatial reasoning, fine motor skills, and creativity. And because there’s no single “right” way to play, the same blocks can inspire something completely different tomorrow. 🤩 You don’t need an elaborate setup that takes a long time. Sometimes a small change in how a familiar plaything is presented is enough to spark fresh curiosity. Would your child carefully investigate your creation… or knock it down immediately? 😂💥 Thank you to Amanda (Otto’s mom) 🇸🇪 & Ira (Ivy’s mom) 🇩🇪 for sharing this clever, low-lift invite to play!

Sep 17, 2026 · Facebook

Consider this your first clue 👀 Something big is coming soon! Designed to meet your child wherever their big ideas take them… Any guesses?

Sep 16, 2026 · Tiktok

POV: Your toddler has more work experience than you realized 😂 It may look like they’re just playing or helping with everyday chores, but toddlers are doing some serious work: practicing independence, building confidence, and learning what it means to contribute to the family. Giving them a real role in everyday routines lets them experience that deeply satisfying feeling of “I can do it myself.” 💛 Now be honest: what job title would make it onto your toddler’s résumé? 👇

Sep 15, 2026 · Tiktok

What if “playing” with food is actually part of learning to eat? ☺️ For toddlers, mealtime is about more than taking bites. Seeing, smelling, touching, and exploring food are all meaningful sensory experiences that can help children become more familiar with what’s on their plate. We like to think of meals as offerings, not obligations: caregivers decide what to serve, while children decide whether and how much to eat. We love seeing Pediatric PT and Lovevery Expert @dr.maralamani bring a little playfulness to the table. An animal figure can explore a bite, a familiar plaything can spark curiosity, or an unexpected “utensil” can make sitting at the table more engaging. ❤️ The goal isn’t to pressure your toddler into taking a bite. It’s to make space for exploration, connection, and a more relaxed mealtime. What helps take the pressure off mealtime for your family?

Sep 14, 2026 · Tiktok