Big Dreams Club – Educational Toy Bundle 36+ Months – The Weka Bundle

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Big Dreams Club curates top-quality, baby safe, sustainably made, developmentally appropriate toy bundles and ships them directly to you. No store trips, no research—just joy, creativity, and easy learning for your child!

Oh, how time flies! Your little one is now 3 years old (or older), and every day is filled with new discoveries, endless energy, and growing independence. At this stage, children are becoming more curious, social, and eager to express themselves. Let’s take a warm, motherly look at what you can expect during this exciting phase of development.

🌱 Physical Development

• Your child is now more coordinated and confident in their movements. They love to run, jump, climb, and explore the world around them. You might notice them balancing on one foot, throwing a ball with better aim, or even pedaling a tricycle! Fine motor skills are also improving—they can now hold crayons with more control, turn pages in a book one by one, and even start dressing themselves (though buttons and zippers might still be a challenge!).

💭 Cognitive Development

• Oh, the questions! At this stage, their little minds are buzzing with curiosity. “Why is the sky blue? Where do birds sleep?” They are absorbing information like a sponge, eager to understand how things work. Their memory is improving, too—don’t be surprised if they recall a trip to the park from weeks ago or remember a bedtime story word for word. They also begin to grasp concepts like colours, numbers, and shapes, and some may even start counting and recognising letters!

🗣️ Language & Communication

• Your child’s vocabulary is expanding rapidly, and they can now form longer, more complex sentences. They love telling stories, asking for what they want, and—let’s be honest—sometimes talking non-stop! They are also starting to understand emotions better, using words to express feelings like “I’m happy,” “I’m scared,” or “I’m mad.”

🤗 Social & Emotional Development

• Friendships are becoming more meaningful, and your child is learning the joys (and struggles) of playing with others. They might still have occasional meltdowns, but they are starting to grasp the concept of sharing and taking turns. You’ll also see their imagination shine through pretend play—tea parties, superhero adventures, and playing “mommy” or “daddy” to their dolls or stuffed animals.

🎨 Creativity & Play

• At this age, play is the best way for your child to learn. They enjoy drawing, painting, building towers, and creating little worlds with their toys. They also love role-playing, whether it’s pretending to be a chef, a doctor, or a brave explorer. This kind of play is not only fun but also helps with problem-solving, emotional expression, and social skills.

🌷 Encouraging Growth

As a loving parent, you can nurture their development by:

• Reading to them daily to boost language skills
• Encouraging play and creativity