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One plain ice cube, a drop of food colouring and a few quiet minutes. Watch your baby chase, pat and melt their very first icy discovery.

Toddlers ask why about everything. Helen Milroy's Backyard Bugs turns that endless wondering into a book you can hold, poke and linger over together.

That puddle on the kitchen floor is not a mess to mop up. It is your preschooler running a real science experiment, no kit required.

A shallow tub of warm water, a couple of oranges and some lemons. Fifteen minutes of squeezing, scooping and sniffing your baby will absolutely love.

A young bear notices leaves falling for the first time. This gentle picture book invites your little one to wonder at the world changing around them.

A bag, a short walk, and a handful of fallen leaves. That's all you need for this autumn sorting activity your toddler will love.

A clear bottle, some rice and a few small household items are all you need to create a sound safari that builds early listening skills, language foundations and pure delight.

Containers, lids and soft items are all you need for this simple discovery basket that helps babies explore cause and effect, make early choices, and build fine motor control through play.

Turn a simple garden walk into a learning adventure — collect nature treasures then sort them by texture, size and colour to build early maths skills through hands-on play.