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Media kindly brought to you by U. Games   We know that kids learn through all forms of play, but not all games and activities are created equal. Faced with a plethora of games on the market, how do parents… Continue Reading >

In the spirit of the moment I’ve come to realise there are so many life lessons the Olympics can teach children. Here’s a few that come to mind: The World Around Us In our technology driven world, where children are… Continue Reading >

As we are all aware, the world is in a little bit of a state now.  The Coronavirus and Covid-19 have placed the world into a spin and we are all doing our best to deal with our new reality,… Continue Reading >

Pillows and couches are not just bedding items for relaxation. That’s right. Pillows can also be used as props to explore your child’s creativity. Use them as markers or trampolines, and let your kid burn off the excess energy by… Continue Reading >

Media kindly brought to you by U. Games   We get it – you’re probably convinced that you’ve tried every form of at-home entertainment while your family has wrestled with pandemic-induced cabin fever. Saddled with the ‘new normal’ for a… Continue Reading >

At U. Games Australia we believe play is important for everyone. It assists in development, learning and provides a meaningful way of exploring the world we live in. Our products meet and exceed national and international testing standards and the company is a proud supporter of Good360.

Playtime is back on the agenda for Aussie families, according to a new report by BIG W. The Toy Mania Report* reflects the changing needs and wants of Aussie families with parents embracing playtime more than ever, with over half… Continue Reading >

Written by Alice Zsembery   Stuck inside with kids full of beans? Whether it’s too hot, too wet, too cold or perhaps you just need to get stuff done, we simply cannot be in the great outdoors every minute of… Continue Reading >

These are some games children can play to stimulate their mind. Boardgames really help with cognitive development. There are many types of boardgames children can play such as Monopoly, this teaches children about money, earning a living and buying and… Continue Reading >

By James Burnett of ORIGO Education With an increasing number of us parents trying to help our children continue their education at the dining table, it’s only natural that tensions and anxiety will often run high as we try our hand at teaching. After all, we are used to professional teachers taking on this important task! How are we supposed to know… Continue Reading >