Bunny Hopkins

Bunny Hopkins Makers of natural open ended toys promoting creativity in children

For the little ones who would choose the ocean every time. Meet the Little Explorer Playset in Ocean Explorer, a color i...
06/03/2026

For the little ones who would choose the ocean every time.

Meet the Little Explorer Playset in Ocean Explorer, a color inspired by endless adventures, salty breezes, and curious little explorers.

And if blue isn't your favorite, don't worry. The Little Explorer Playset is available in a variety of dreamy colors to match every little personality.

Tap the link in our bio to explore all the color options.

06/01/2026

Let them climb higher, play longer, and discover what they're capable of. Childhood was never meant to happen through a screen. ✨

05/27/2026

One playset, so many dreamy colors to choose from.

The Little Explorer Playset was designed to bring movement, imagination, and meaningful play into everyday moments, now in colors that feel just as joyful as childhood itself.

Which color would you choose for your little explorer?

Movement play meets Memorial Day savings.Enjoy 20% OFF Wobble Boards and Spinzee Boards this Memorial Day and create mor...
05/25/2026

Movement play meets Memorial Day savings.

Enjoy 20% OFF Wobble Boards and Spinzee Boards this Memorial Day and create more screen-free moments all summer long.

Shop the sale before it ends!

Link in our bio.

05/22/2026

Painfully aware these little moments won’t last forever. 🤍

The muddy hands, pretend meals, and backyard giggles that somehow become the memories we hold onto most. Childhood moves fast, so we’re choosing slow afternoons, outdoor play, and letting their imagination lead the way.

05/18/2026

Not every core memory comes from grand moments. 🤍

Sometimes it’s simply a dad getting down on the floor, playing along, and making childhood feel full of joy and connection.

Why does climbing play matter so much? 🤍Because every climb is doing more than it seems.It helps kids build balance, coo...
05/13/2026

Why does climbing play matter so much? 🤍

Because every climb is doing more than it seems.

It helps kids build balance, coordination, and body awareness while strengthening growing muscles through natural movement. It also encourages problem solving, confidence, and independence as they learn to navigate challenges on their own.

What looks like simple play is actually meaningful development happening in real time ✨

05/11/2026

Here are a few gentle ways to respond that help shift “I can’t” into “I’ll try”:

❤️ Pause before fixing it
Give them a moment to feel what they’re feeling. Sometimes they just need space before support.

❤️ Name what you see
“I see this feels tricky for you.”
Helping them feel understood can lower frustration right away.

❤️ Break it into smaller steps
Instead of the whole task, offer just the next tiny move. One step at a time feels more doable.

❤️ Offer “try with me” instead of “do it for them”
Being beside them builds confidence without taking over the challenge.

❤️ Celebrate the effort, not the outcome
Even a small try is a big win. “You kept going, that’s what matters.”

Over time, these moments quietly build something powerful: confidence that they can try, even when it feels hard 🤍

05/10/2026

Resilience often looks quiet 🤍

It’s the trying again, the small adjustments, and the confidence built one little moment at a time. Through movement and open-ended play, kids learn they are capable of more than they think.

More than a play piece. 💜From little climbs to tucked-away moments underneath, the Pikler Triangle becomes a space where...
05/06/2026

More than a play piece. 💜

From little climbs to tucked-away moments underneath, the Pikler Triangle becomes a space where imagination naturally unfolds. ✨

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