Boys and Girls Shop-Kenya

06/10/2025

Magnetic Sticks
🎲42pc pack-Kes.2499
🎲84pc pack-Kes.3199
🎲100pc pack-Kes.3499
🎲142pc pack-Kes.3999

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06/10/2025

🎈Fun Toy automobiles for fun times
🎈Ages 3 years and above
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06/10/2025

How fast can you solve a Rubik's cube🤓🏆😊?

Did you know????

That the youngest official Rubiks Cube solver for a 3x3x3 cube, documented on the World Cube Association website is Hong Yan Chan. She was just 2yrs and 11months old😲 when she solved a Rubik's Cube in 70.84 seconds in the year 2014.🎊🎉

A similar record achievement is by Yan Wenjie of China in 2024. He solved a 3x3x3 cube in 1 minute 54.907 seconds at the age of 2yrs and 210 days😲🎉🎊

Other several young kids have set records for solving different types of Rubiks cube including Saanvi Bhaskar and Vihaan (Ref: Google).

The fastest time to solve a 3x3x3 rotating cube is 3.05 seconds which was achieved by Xuanyi Geng (China) at the Shenyang Spring 2025
event in Shenyang, Liaoning,China, on 13th April 2025.

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30/09/2025

The moustache at the end😅

29/09/2025

Types of Play by Toddlers.Nice article.

When you pick up your child from daycare and notice them in unoccupied play, onlooker play, or associative play, it doesn’t mean they’re lonely, being ignored, or that the teacher isn’t engaging them enough.

Just like adults, children don’t always feel like being social or active.

Sometimes, they simply want to watch, observe, or explore on their own, and that is perfectly okay. Observing the world around them is a beautiful and important way for them to learn, grow, and understand their environment.

So, what do these types of play mean?

Unoccupied Play:
Watching the world and not playing yet. It’s how kids start to learn.

Solitary Play:
Playing alone with toys. It helps kids focus and use their imagination.

Onlooker Play:
Watching others play without joining in. Kids learn by observing.

Parallel Play:
Playing next to someone but not together. It’s a step toward teamwork.

Associative Play:
Playing near others and sharing toys but not working together.

Cooperative Play:
Playing with others to reach a goal, like building or pretending.

It’s totally okay if kids like one type of play more than another. Every kind of play helps them grow and learn in their own way.

09/09/2025

✨️Calming LED Sensory Night Light

✨️Electric -plug and play
✨Ambient ️Color changing
✨️Bubble effect
✨️Free simulated plastic fish

✨️Ideal for stress relief, Autism and ADHD

✨️Dimensions/Price
38cm Ksh 2500
48cm Ksh 2700
50cm Ksh 2900
70cm Ksh 3100

08/09/2025

Perhaps you have a little one who has just started at an early years setting, childminder or school and you have noticed that after a busy day they are struggling with their emotions at pick up times.

This is called restraint collapse and is perfectly normal as they are learning to deal with all the new experiences they have had during the day. It shows that you are their safe place - that they feel they can figure everything out with you.

Take a moment to think about all the new things they have had to learn, the times they have had to cope with new feelings and emotions, to share resources and adult attention - it's no wonder that all these feelings that have been kept inside can spill out once they are with you.

To try to help give them the time and space they need, greet them with enthusiasm and rather than questioning them about what they have been up to, encourage them to share their day by talking about what you have been doing.

Perhaps they need some quiet time or a run in the park - you know your little one best.

Listen and empathise with them, acknowledging and naming their feelings. Remember that as a parent/carer we can give them the time, space and love they need.

26/08/2025

🎒Quality School Backpacks
🎒Size 42cm x 30cm x 14cm
🎒Grade 1 to 3
🎒Ksh 1,850