Ball Games - First Swingball

Coordination, balance and motor control are all key skills that are developing rapidly. By providing challenging products that children can develop with and set to their increasing abilities, their confidence will just grow and grow. At this age they are more capable of playing collaboratively with others, and ball games can help social skills and camaraderie through peer encouragement.

Wind Fun - Stuntmaster Kite

Embrace the elements! Controlling a kite can be difficult at this age but children respond well to a challenge and playing with kites boosts concentration, confidence and arm muscle development. It is a great activity to do as a family, and research shows it exercises vision by focusing on near and far. Try making your own! Playing with other children and working together develops co-operation and communication. These are important skills for success at school and will benefit a child throughout life.

Healthy Heart - Skipmate

Cardio fitness is important as it has a wealth of benefits, and being active is habit forming. By having fun, engaging toys that keep kids' activitiy levels up you help reduce obesity, and increase self esteem and confidence. The NHS recommend at least 60 minutes' physical activity every day, which will fly by when children are having so much fun! Just remember to keep hydration levels up, especially on those hot days when children are reluctant to take respite inside.

Water Fun - Water Park Starter Set

Getting out to ponds and lakes provides a great opportunity to play and explore the world further, and have an exciting outing! Help your child by talking about the waves on the water or the animals living in the different environment. Kids love play fighting, and giving them the freedom to do this safely in a fun way helps them develop a positive attitude to competition - and the element of water will help them cool off on summer days.

Water Fun - Super Soaker

Kids love play fighting. Giving them the freedom to do this safely in a fun way helps them develop a positive attutde to competition.