At first I was worried that the suggestions would be too ambitious for the likes of the average parent but I found the ideas simple and easy to follow - it’s like having a Playschool presenter sitting in your home showing you how to transform a simple toilet roll and paper into a tree or a hand puppet. The book's focus is on fun activities that spark the imagination process of a youngster, but there’s more than just craft ideas. You'll also find suggestions for things to do while out and about in nature and even travel game ideas for those long car trips. You'll also discover many tips from Cant on how to make a safe environment for your children and an overview of the stages of childhood development giving you an idea of what activities are best to focus on. The activities are suitable for children aged from 2 up to early school years.
After you’ve read Small Fry:Play the creativity seed will be planted, and the journey begins by collecting an assortment of household items for the creations you make. You’ll never look at empty cans, scraps of paper and buttons the same again.  A wonderful way to learn to play with your child, this book will help form the basis of home-time creative fun.

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