Play Blog

World Philosophy Day approaches, celebrated on the third Thursday of November, (21st) it’s a great reminder for parents and caregivers to cultivate a curious and questioning mindset in children. While philosophy might sound complex for little ones, fostering critical thinking, inquiry, and exploration is highly achievable—and deeply valuable—even in early childhood. Using Edx Education’s play-based learning toys, such as Rainbow Pebbles®, My Gears®, construction sets, and other STEAM products, you can inspire children to think independently, ask questions, and become resilient problem-solvers.

At Edx Education, we champion a play-based learning philosophy that encourages children to explore, experiment, and learn through play. By introducing toys that foster various types of thinking—convergent, divergent, and lateral—we can help our little ones become resilient, adaptable thinkers who approach challenges with curiosity and confidence.

Early childhood is a crucial time for development, as young children are naturally curious, eager to explore, and open to learning new things. For parents and caregivers, finding the right tools to foster this growth can make all the difference. At Edx Education, we believe in the power of play-based learning to support children’s development in ways that are joyful, engaging, and impactful. Today, we’ll look at some of our top toys to help children build foundational skills across areas like motor skills, cognitive development, social-emotional learning, and creativity.

As Halloween approaches, parents and caregivers across the UK are preparing to make the season exciting for their children. Beyond costumes and sweets, Halloween offers a rich opportunity for imaginative play, creative skill-building, and precious family bonding time.This year, Edx Education invites you to add a playful, educational twist to Halloween by incorporating role play and engaging toys that spark curiosity and creativity. Let's explore how you can celebrate Halloween with Edx Education’s toys while nurturing valuable developmental skills in your child. 1. Transform Costumes into Role-Playing Adventures Halloween costumes are more than just dress-up—they’re doorways to imaginative worlds where...