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THE FAMILY STUDIO

Little moments.
A world together.

A little play. A little wonder. Simple ideas to make everyday life with your little one feel a little more connected.

Find your next little moment
Small plans. No perfect-parent pressure.
Follow their curiosityMake room for imaginationBe a little more together

THE EVERYDAY IDEA BOOK

What shall we do today?

A few minutes is a lovely place to start.
Choose a stage. Follow a little spark.

Little one's stage
Activity type

12 little ideas to explore

0–6 months5 min

Hello, little you

A familiar voice, a silly face, a small conversation.

Let's try it

What you'll need

Just you and a comfortable, supported position.

A little invitation

  1. Hold your awake baby securely or sit beside them on a clear floor mat.
  2. Say their name, make a gentle expression and leave a little pause.
  3. Respond to their sounds or looks. Let them set the pace.

Keep voices gentle. Pause when baby turns away, gets tired or seems uncomfortable.

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0–6 months5 min

A little window wonder

Notice the slow dance of leaves and soft daylight.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A shaded window with a view of the sky or a tree.

A little invitation

  1. Hold baby securely, comfortably away from the window and any cords.
  2. Point out one thing moving outside and describe it softly.
  3. Enjoy a quiet pause, then return to your usual routine.

Avoid direct sun, bright lights and hot window surfaces. Stay with baby throughout.

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0–6 months10 min

Our very first story

Make a tiny story about the ordinary magic of your day.

Let's try it

What you'll need

Paper and a pen for the grown-up.

A little invitation

  1. While baby is safely settled nearby, write three moments from your day.
  2. Add a simple drawing: a cup, a cloud or the family cat.
  3. Read your little story aloud when baby is awake and content.

This is a grown-up craft. Keep paper, pens and loose materials out of baby's reach.

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6–12 months5 min

Where is teddy?

The simplest surprise can be the sweetest one.

Let's try it

What you'll need

One large, age-appropriate soft toy with secure parts.

A little invitation

  1. Sit together on a clear floor mat with baby's usual support.
  2. Show the toy, then briefly move it behind your back.
  3. Ask where it went, bring it back and follow baby's interest.

Use a sound, washable toy without loose eyes, ribbons or small parts. Never cover baby's face.

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6–12 months5 min

Faces we love

A few familiar faces, and all the stories they hold.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A sturdy, age-appropriate photo book held by an adult.

A little invitation

  1. Choose two or three familiar family pictures.
  2. Point to each person and say their name slowly.
  3. Share a short memory or sing a familiar family song.

Keep loose photos, plastic sleeves and torn pages out of reach. Stay alongside baby.

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6–12 months5 min

A song of our own

Turn a familiar tune into your family's little anthem.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A familiar tune and your voice.

A little invitation

  1. Pick a short, gentle tune you already know.
  2. Swap the words for baby's name and something from your day.
  3. Repeat a favourite line and leave space for baby's sounds.

Sing at a comfortable volume and stop when baby wants a break.

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1–2 years10 min

The colour treasure basket

Find a little rainbow hiding in everyday things.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A shallow basket and a few large, child-safe toys in different colours.

A little invitation

  1. Place three large toys in a basket on the floor.
  2. Name a colour together and invite your child to choose a toy.
  3. Make a small colour group or simply explore at their pace.

Use age-rated toys too large to swallow. Avoid batteries, magnets, cords and loose parts.

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1–2 years10 min

Water-painted wonders

Big brushstrokes, little splashes, no perfect picture needed.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A wide, child-safe brush, a little clean water and a dark outdoor paving slab.

A little invitation

  1. Choose a shaded, level spot away from roads and steps.
  2. An adult dips the brush in a little water and hands it over.
  3. Make a line or a dot, then watch the marks disappear together.

Stay within reach. Keep the water container with the adult and wipe up slippery puddles.

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1–2 years5 min

A two-page adventure

Follow their favourite picture wherever it takes you.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A sturdy picture book with clear, simple illustrations.

A little invitation

  1. Let your child choose a page or point to a picture.
  2. Name what you see and try a playful sound together.
  3. Stay on one page or turn it. There is no need to finish the book.

Check the book for torn pages or loose pieces and keep the pace relaxed.

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2–4 years15 min

Little cloud builders

A piece of cardboard becomes a whole new world.

Let's try it

What you'll need

Large cardboard shapes prepared by an adult and washable, age-appropriate crayons.

A little invitation

  1. An adult prepares a few large, smooth-edged cardboard clouds.
  2. Invite your child to add colours, faces or a pretend weather story.
  3. Arrange the clouds on a table and tell your story together.

Cutting is for adults. Avoid staples, strings and small decorations; supervise crayon use.

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2–4 years10 min

The living-room safari

Go searching for shapes in a wonderfully familiar place.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A clear, safe space and a little imagination.

A little invitation

  1. Choose one shape, such as a circle or a rectangle.
  2. Walk together and point to things that share that shape.
  3. Finish with a favourite discovery and a pretend explorer wave.

Look and point rather than climb or collect. Stay away from sockets, windows and breakables.

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2–4 years5 min

One lovely thing

A small end-of-day ritual, with room for every feeling.

Let's try it

What you'll need

A quiet moment together.

A little invitation

  1. Share one small thing you enjoyed today.
  2. Invite your child to share with words, a gesture or a drawing.
  3. Listen without correcting. A quiet cuddle or simply sitting together counts too.

Let your child pass or share a difficult feeling. This is an invitation, never a test.

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Made for shared time with an adult. Ages are a guide: choose what suits your child's abilities and interests, supervise throughout, and stop if they are tired or uncomfortable.

A GENTLE LITTLE PLAN

Make a little room
for together.

One small idea, one day at a time. Pick a day and choose something lovely to try. Empty days are welcome too.

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A little room to be

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A little room to be

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The days are little. The moments are everything.

Find something soft for the everyday