

Come back to power, dear fantasy!

When Lego bricks are turned into a house, paint into a picture, cardboard into an aeroplane or costumes into a play, a child's imagination comes into play. Banish batteries and multimedia devices and let your little ones get more creative!
In this day and age, children are far too busy. They run (sometimes driven by their parents) from one programme item to the next and often miss out on an important developmental step as a result. Namely, to occupy themselves with themselves and learn to accomplish things on their own. They don't need constant entertainment, the latest gadgets or someone telling them what to do. There is a very fine line between encouragement and excessive demands and there is a huge amount on offer. At the same time, they are increasingly losing their imagination, creativity and the discipline to finish something.
Allow your children, whatever their age, to be children and play for themselves. But not with the Playstation, mobile or tablet. No, TV doesn't belong in the "play" category either! Give them simple, battery-free things and let them create, invent, explore and discover things on their own.
Artists: Creative with different materials
Painting, gluing, cutting - the most creative end results are created with just a few materials. Whether it's a paper aeroplane, a cute drawing or a more elaborate design. Everyone has a little Picasso at home, you just have to give the child the space to develop. The craft or painting is also ideal as a gift for grandparents or godparents.

Cave man: New retreat for fantasy stories
Just yesterday, I built a little cave with my daughter in no time at all. A high chair, a Galaxus box, blankets, clothes pegs, cushions, a small lamp and the project was finished. Equipped with a book and her doll, she could easily stay in it for a while.

Architect and structural engineer: Star architect of the year
Patience, imagination, solution-orientated thinking and intuition are required to conjure up a 3D work of art. Every generation gets their money's worth here. Even after hours of play, the little ones will keep discovering new constructions and shapes.

Actors: Learning from life through role play
Role play is part of every child's everyday life. It helps them to process what they have experienced and to come to terms with a job or a person. With the right equipment such as dressing up, a play kitchen, a doctor's kit etc., they can put themselves in a situation even better. Sweet stories are created, which you as a parent can also observe from the outside.




The Toy Company Train controller play set 5 pieces
Discoverers and explorers: Developing curiosity
Experience the near, the far and the unknown in a different way. Let your child discover their abilities and the world. Whether it's bugs, stars or magic tricks, experimenting and exploring will teach them to be curious and take an interest in other, unusual things.

I love it when my little one drifts off into her own imagination. When she beds and feeds her dolls, cooks something in her play kitchen or names the scribbles on the paper something you would never guess. For experiences like these, I prefer to leave battery-powered toys or multimedia devices in the corner more often than just once in a while.


I’m the cook, cleaner, police officer, nurse, entertainer, motivator, author, storyteller, coach, organiser, chauffeur, lawyer and judge. To put it simply, I’m a mum to a daughter and not just a (Content) Manager at the office but also at home.