Triclimb Designer – An Interview with Christine Dunford
Chris thank you so much for taking the time to chat with us. In one article on the Babipur blog you mentioned how you always loved working with wood and designing from an early...
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Open-Ended Play and its Benefits
Open-ended play is the concept of allowing children to play creatively and freely without limitations or boundaries. Open-ended toys can be played with in many different ways, only tethered by a child imagination, which...
Wooden Toys in the Wild
In our home we absolutely love wooden toys. Grimm’s and Grapat being our favourite, Ostheimer following closely behind! When I first started buying them, I was completely in love with the natural texture and...
Invitations to Play
Guest blog by Ruth Carson I set up a play account on Instagram with the sole purpose to enter the Babipur Challenge just over a year ago. I quickly fell down the play rabbit hole as I began...
Autism Awareness Day – An Interview With Gemma
Autism Awareness Day takes place on the 2nd April each year. It is an Internationally recognised day to raise awareness of this lifelong developmental disability. Autism affects how a person communicates and relates to...
Toy Rotation
The first rule of toy rotation is that there are no rules. As every child is different, so are the things that captivate them. I could pretend that there was a philosophy and meaning...