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Vendor: RAVENSBURGER Type: Games Price: 24.99 Your toddler will build fine motor skills, color matching, shape recognition, direction following, and turn taking with Rainy Ranch! Roll the die to lead animals into the barn, watch out for raindrops, and get everyone safely inside before it rains. Ravensburger preschool games grow with your child! Rainy Ranch includes multiple ways for your child to play on their own and for you to play together. For 1 to 4 players. 2+ years.

Vendor: RAVENSBURGER Type: Games Price: 24.99 Your toddler will build fine and gross motor skills, animal recognition, colour matching, direction following, and turn taking with Hop, Waddle, Stomp! Toss the soft, colourful ball, choose a matching puzzle piece, and waddle across the room to unite the baby animals with their families. Ravensburger preschool games grow with your child! Hop, Waddle, Stomp! includes multiple ways for your child to play on their own and for you to play together.  For 1 to 4 players. 2+ years.

I just checked and it looks like the last time I shared a “Currently” themed blog post in this space was in July of last year. We were smack-dab in the middle of moving mayhem, living in Florida for 30 days and life was very much up in the air. Things can change a lot in seven months and we’re now in our new home and more than a month into the new year. I’d say it’s time for another Currently update! Let’s get to it! Here’s a little peek into what’s happening over here lately… Currently-style! Currently: February 2023...

Often, when we see a particularly innovative or cute design, our brains jump to ‘Japan.’ The East Asian nation has a well-deserved reputation for clever designs and blending the traditional and modern. Scroll down and enjoy this peak into some of the most unique ways that Japan does things. Visitors tend to come away with stories of technological wonders and adorable devices. Check out the neatest ideas you can find in Japan and be sure to upvote your favorites and let us know which you would love to see in your country. We had the opportunity to speak to two seasoned travelers...

I bribed an admissions officer to get into an elite Manhattan preschool. I didn’t go through a shady middle man and there wasn’t a scam. I was told that my kid wasn’t going to make the cut — for reasons related to timing, not personality or intelligence — and immediately initiated a game of “Let’s Make a Deal.” I’m not necessarily proud of it, but I’m not ashamed either. I’m not rich and I didn’t lie. I did what was necessary to ensure a good outcome for my kid.Believe me, I wasn’t alone. And I would do it all over...