The Toy Share Blog
February: Happy Valentine’s Day
Welcome back to Kids Corner at The Toy Share, our monthly space for simple, playful activities families can enjoy together at home. Each month we share easy ideas that encourage creativity, connection, and hands-on learning using materials you likely already have around the house. This month’s activities are all about
January: All About Me
January is the perfect time to slow down, reset, and ease back into playful routines and our Kids Corner is here to make that simple and fun. This month’s post is filled with cozy, creative activities designed to spark imagination, build skills, and give kids meaningful ways to express themselves
December: Festive Fun and Learning for the Holiday Season
The Christmas season is a magical time for families — full of warmth, wonder, and opportunities to connect through play. This month’s Kids Corner, created in partnership with Heartheld Magazine, brings you a collection of joyful, hands-on activities designed to spark creativity, learning, and togetherness. At the Toy Share, we
The Hidden Cost of Toys in Canada
Every parent knows the feeling: your child’s eyes light up at the sight of a new toy, and for a few days (or weeks), it’s the greatest thing in the world. But before long, it’s pushed aside, forgotten, or outgrown — and suddenly you’re left with shelves (and closets) full
The Simple Joy of the St. Albert Toy Share
If you’ve ever looked around your living room and wondered how your toddler can be surrounded by toys and still say, “I’m bored,” you’re not alone. Many Alberta parents are discovering a different way to play—one that reduces clutter, saves money, and brings fresh excitement to every stage of early
Reducing Toy Waste In Canada
Did you know that Canadians discard an estimated 50,000 tons of toys annually, with the majority ending up in landfills? This staggering amount of waste contributes to environmental pollution, resource depletion, and unnecessary landfill expansion. As more families become aware of the impact of their choices, there’s a growing movement