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Here’s to the village that shows up with open arms, endless love, and time to play: we see you. 💛 Some of a child’s best memories won’t be from big outings or special events— they’ll be from the quiet moments spent playing with someone who loves them. Whether it’s a parent, grandparent, or caregiver, the connection built through play helps little ones feel safe, seen, and supported. From building language skills to strengthening motor development, shared playtime is powerful—and it doesn’t take much. Just time, presence, and love.🥰 👉 Share this with someone who’s helped shape your child’s world. 🎥: @laurenashleypatao, thank you for sharing this beautiful moment.

👀 BTS: The Build Shop at Lovevery! 🥽🔨🧰👷 “It’s all different and it’s all unique and it’s all fun.” —James Sharp, Lovevery Engineering Fabrication Manager. Before reaching your home, designers, researchers, and engineers like James at our Boise, Idaho HQ work with hundreds of families to perfect every detail, creating the best toys and tools for your child’s development. It takes rigorous testing, countless hours of refining, and honestly a little bit of magic to bring your child’s favorite playthings to life. 🪄Our work is never done, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

This is your reminder: the best parts are still ahead. 💛 Each “first” isn’t just cute — it’s a sign that your baby’s brain is growing, their connection is deepening, and your world is changing in the best ways. It’s not always easy. But it’s always worth it. ✨ Save this for when you need the reminder — or tag a parent who’s about to meet their little love soon!

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Thank you to @hanny_masters for sharing this adorable video with an important reminder. 🫶✨ According to the Montessori philosophy, children are capable individuals who can and should be involved in age-appropriate activities that help with the daily running of their household or classroom community. Regularly involving your toddler in simple tasks, like dusting or wiping tables, not only helps them take care of their environment but also boosts their coordination and fine motor skills, builds independence, introduces responsibility, and gives their self-esteem a big boost ❤️ What tasks does your little one love helping with? 👇

✨ MOTHER'S DAY GIVEAWAY! 💐 This is not just another giveaway. It is a thank you! It's time to honor the special mother figures in our life! 💖 We've teamed up with @farmgirlflowers and @madebymary to spread some love this weekend. ❤️ 5 LUCKY WINNERS will receive prizes valued at over $800! - Lovevery 1 year supply of our Play Kits with Book Bundles ($588 prize value) - A farm to vase, fresh flowers $100 dollar gift card from Farmgirl Flowers - A $200 dollar gift card from mother-owned, handmade jewelry brand Made By Mary Here’s how to enter: ✅ Follow @lovevery @farmgirlflowers @madebymary 🧡 Tag a mother figure in your life who you want to treat for Mother’s Day in the comments. Don't miss this chance to make someone's Mother's Day extra special! 🎁 #MothersDay #Giveaway #SpreadLove #GiftsForMom. Giveaway ends at 11:59 PM MT on 5/7/2025. US only, see Official Rules at link in bio. The winners will be chosen and contacted directly via email by 5/8/25. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or otherwise associated with Instagram. By following the instructions above, you agree to be bound by the Official Giveaway Rules, which are available at https://lovevery.com/pages/official-rules-for-lovevery-social-media-giveaways

Did you know your toddler is already starting to understand important question words like 'what,' 'who,' and 'where'? 🤩 They’re simple, direct, and easily connect to the very things that toddlers are most interested in right now, making them easier for your little one to grasp, while 'when' and 'why' questions take more time to understand. Want to help your little one build on these early language skills? Try: 🔍 Playing 'Where is it?' by hiding a toy and letting them find it. 📖 Asking 'Who is that?' when looking at family photos or books. 🌲 Pointing to objects and saying 'What is that?' to boost word learning. 🍎Introducing the word why in your daily routine, “Why do we need to wash our hands? Because we’re about to eat!” ⚽Using phrases like “This is how we kick the ball.” Don’t try to do all of them at once; focus on one word for a week or two. Soon your toddler will begin to show evidence of understanding, even if they can’t yet articulate the words on their own! What’s your toddler’s favorite question right now? 💭

There’s no pause button on childhood—but play lets us slow it down, just a little. 🥹 Watching our children grow is a beautiful mix of bittersweet and breathtaking. It all happens in the blink of an eye. But in between those blinks? Play was quietly doing its work. Through every game of pretend, every backyard adventure, and every giggle-filled run, your child is: ✨ Building confidence and coordination 🧠 Strengthening brain connections 💬 Growing their vocabulary and imagination ❤️ Learning how to express emotions and navigate the world Which part of your child’s growth has surprised you the most? 👇

Try this position if your baby hates tummy time 👶🏈👇 Hold your baby belly-down along your arm, with their head and tummy resting on your forearm (aka the football hold). You can: ➡️ Walk around the house. ➡️ Stand in front of a mirror. ➡️ Gently sway or bounce. This simple position helps build neck and core strength, supports motor development, and gives your baby a new view of the world—while keeping them close and comforted. 💡 Expert tip: Focus on short, frequent sessions. Even if your baby isn’t lifting their head yet, lying on their belly (on your chest, your arm, or the floor) still counts!

It’s never too early to turn everyday play into eco-friendly habits. 🚰🌎 Children love running water, but learning to use it responsibly starts early—and it can actually be incorporated in play. With The Real Life Play Kitchen’s working sink, your child can practice real-world habits like: 🌀 Turning the faucet on and off. 🚰 Filling their own water bottle (with your guidance). 🧼 Washing up after snack time—without leaving the water running. It’s sensory play with a side of sustainability—and a step toward raising a more mindful human. Tap the link in bio for 7 ways to make water play more sustainable (and still super fun for your little one). ♻️💧 #Lovevery #EarthDay #MontessoriAtHome #MindfulParenting #WaterPlayTips #EarthMonth

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😍 Rolling over is such a fun milestone—and even sweeter when it’s big brother showing the way! 💛 In this special moment from @emilylaurenmacke, baby watches and learns as their sibling rolls right beside them. Proof that babies are always observing (and absorbing!) the ones they love most. 🤸‍♂️ Rolling over helps build strength in baby’s core, neck, and arm muscles, laying the groundwork for crawling and sitting. You can support this by offering plenty of tummy time, placing toys just out of reach, and letting baby watch siblings or caregivers demonstrate the movement. 💪👶 And of course, moments like these grow that sibling bond, too. Have you seen your baby copying their older siblings? Share below! 👇✨

Teachers know best 🍎📚 Kindergarten readiness looks different for every child. While The Play Kits and The Reading Skill Set are fun ways to build literacy, they can also help pre-K students develop many other key skills. Comment ‘READ’ below to explore The Reading Skill Set. Child development experts cite language, math, and motor function among the most important areas to target so kids can enter the classroom with confidence. And when learning looks like play, they’ll strengthen these skills without even realizing it.