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Party bags are one of those things we all have feelings  about. On one hand — our kids absolutely love them. On the other — we know most of what’s inside ends up broken, sticky, lost under the car seat… or quietly binned. If you’ve ever stood in a discount store filling bags with stuff that feels a bit pointless (but you’re doing it anyway because that’s just what you do ), this post is for you. This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being a little more intentional — with

Australian summers invite us to slow right down. Sensory play doesn’t need to be big or busy — often it’s as simple as water, ice, shade, and a quiet connection to nature. These low-effort summer play ideas help children cool off, regulate, and find joy in the slower moments.

January doesn’t need to be a reset or a race. At Wonder Seekers, we let it be an exhale — a time for slow play, barefoot days, and softer rhythms. We step away from the pressure of “new year, new you” and instead trust children to lead, rest, and rediscover wonder in their own time. Because sometimes the most meaningful beginnings come from not rushing at all.

Celebrate World Bee Day with hands-on sensory play ideas that teach kids about bees through creativity, nature, and a little mess.

Discover the best sensory play tools for little hands—plus clever kitchen items you already have at home! From scoops and tongs to muffin trays and pipettes, this guide will help you set up meaningful, low-fuss sensory play without needing all the extras. Simple, effective, and full of play potential!

Discover the best sensory play tools for little hands—plus clever kitchen items you already have at home! From scoops and tongs to muffin trays and pipettes, this guide will help you set up meaningful, low-fuss sensory play without needing all the extras. Simple, effective, and full of play potential!

Bunny garden sensory tray with lentils, coloured spaghetti and bunny jars When we think of Easter, we often think of chocolate eggs,...

Sensory play is an amazing way to support your child’s development, spark creativity, and encourage hands-on learning. But let’s be...

A Beginner’s Guide Introduction Have you ever watched a child squish playdough, pour water from one cup to another, or run their fingers...