Are You Having Fun Yet?
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The Nuts & Bolts of Independent Play for Children
Independent play refers to a child's ability to play on their own without adult guidance or direction. This type of play is essential for a child's development as it encourages imagination, creativity, and problem-solving skills. It also helps children to become self-sufficient and independent, which is a critical skill they will need throughout their lives. -
Creating Your Own Sensory Bins
Sensory bins are a fantastic tool for children to explore and develop their senses. Sensory play engages children in a fun and interactive way, allowing them to learn and explore at their own pace. Sensory bins can be purchased from toy stores, but creating your own and using your own tools can be a fun and affordable way to provide your child with hours of sensory play. Here are some tips on how to create your own sensory bins. -
Montessori-style Toys for Small Children: Educate and Inspire Through Play
The Montessori approach to education emphasizes hands-on learning through play, and Montessori-style toys are a key tool in this method. These toys are designed to encourage children to explore, experiment, and learn in a self-directed way, and they can provide a range of benefits for young children. In this blog post, we'll explore what Montessori-style toys are, the benefits they offer, and how to choose the right toys for your child. -
Collecting Toys for Emily's Awesome Toy Drive
We are so excited to be partnering with Councilman Anthony Manetta to be collecting toys for Emily's Awesome Toy Drive. This toy drive was create... -
How to Support Small Businesses During the 2022 Holiday Season
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As we approach the holiday season, let’s open up the discussion around what YOU can do to help small businesses run by your neighbors, friends, family, PTA members, old coworkers…the list goes on and on. -
Best Holiday Gifts for 2022 - Volume 1
Top Classic Toys for 2022 There are certain toys that withstand the test of time and make some of the best Hanukkah and Christmas gifts. These are... -
I Don’t Like to Play
“I want my kids to have fun, but I don’t like to play.”
This is something we hear often from the parents that are stretched too far, don’t have time, are juggling work and quarantined kids and so much more. This puts parents and gift givers in a bit of a predicament. What do you choose to keep a smile on your kiddos face but also maintain your sanity?
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Holiday Gift Guide - Ages 8 and up
Kids 8 and up definitely start to lean a bit more into the electronics, video games and extreme sports. With that said - there are still tons of benefits to actual “play” whether that be through board games, outdoor activities, puzzles, books or crafts. -
Holiday Shopping Guides - 4-7 years Old
Continuing our series on selecting the perfect holiday gift for the kids, we are headed to the 4-7 year olds. The challenge here is really finding the right gift to match each personality as they continue to grow into the people they are becoming. Do you have a girly-girl? An outdoor, busy body? What about a little builder or tinker-tot? Maybe a future scientist… -
Holiday Shopping Guide - Newborn to 3 Years Old
Getting a great gift for a little one can be some of the most fulfilling gifts purchased during the holiday season. A child’s unfiltered excitemen... -
Importance Of Sensory Play
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Sensory has become the new hot word in the parenting world, but why and what is it? You will see parenting blogs and toy companies tout the importance of Sensory play while showing you that latest toy in the space - but what is all of the hubbub about. -
Hurricane Ida Relief
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Living on Long Island we are no stranger to the devastation that a hurricane can bring to our community. After Sandy it took weeks to get the power back and years to rebuild the community. With these memories and a heavy heart, Argyle Toys wants to do their part to help the residents of Louisiana and Mississippi rebuild.
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