Choosing Products and Services

How do you choose your child’s educational apps and games? Find some useful tips based on Professor Lydia Plowman’s research on how children use apps here.

Playgroup is a fun, interactive experience for young children and adults alike. With over 800 playgroups affiliated with Playgroup NSW, there are many benefits to attending.

Here are our top 5.

Thousands of families with young children enjoy making going to playgroup part of their weekly routine. Whenever we visit a local playgroup in NSW we are thrilled to see so many children attend with their parents and carers. If you are thinking about joining playgroup this year, then this article is for you. 

For first-time families, it is hard to know when to start considering and planning for their baby’s first step into early childhood education and care.

Starting Blocks, ACECQA’s family focused website, in association with Playgroup NSW, has developed a fun infographic to help new families prepare for their child’s learning journey.

This illustrated journey places strong emphasis on play-based learning and encourages families to consider their local playgroup. Playing games, singing, talking and laughing together at home and at playgroup is a special time that helps create a unique bond and encourages children to learn, use their imagination and develop a variety of skills.

Toys are important for your child’s development. They are fun and interesting, and can help your child to develop a wide variety of skills.

There are a lot of toys that can be dangerous to a child, especially if they are not age-appropriate or if they are made from potentially harmful materials. As a parent, you can evaluate your child’s toys by going over some simple steps to make sure they don’t present safety issues.