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How Outdoor Play Helps Regulate Emotions in the Busy Festive Season

The festive season arrives with twinkling lights, colourful markets and joyful gatherings. It can also bring excitement, overstimulation and tired little bodies. Between late bedtimes, family visits and endless activities, even adults can feel overwhelmed. For young children who are still learning to understand their feelings, this time of year can feel especially big. This […]

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It Takes a Village: Supporting Little Ones Together​

It Takes a Village: Supporting Little Ones Together They say it takes a village to raise a child. At Little Muddy Boots, we see this every day in our classes. Children learn, explore, and grow best when they are supported by a caring community, with parents, grandparents, caregivers, and educators all playing a part. That’s

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Seeing the World Like Baxter: An Interview with Kerri Cunningham

Q&A with Kerri Cunningham, Author of Baxter’s View At Little Muddy Boots, we love stories that help families slow down, notice the world around them, and find joy in small wonders. That’s why we’re so excited to be partnering with Baxter’s View by author Kerri Cunningham, a heart warming story about curiosity, connection, and seeing

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Conkers: Nature’s Shiny Little Treasures

As the leaves turn golden and the air fills with that crisp autumn smell, there’s one tiny treasure that never fails to bring joy to little explorers — conkers! Those smooth, shiny horse chestnuts that tumble from their prickly green shells are a childhood classic, sparking endless curiosity and play. At Little Muddy Boots, we

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Get Ready for Term Time: Mindful Nature Routines for Kids with Little Muddy Boots

As the summer fades and the buzz of September looms, families everywhere begin to feel the familiar tug of routine. Uniforms are dusted off, lunchboxes are packed, and planners fill with weekly schedules. While this transition can bring welcome structure, it can also feel rushed, overwhelming, and disconnected. But what if the return to routine

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5 Reasons Outdoor Play Is Pure Magic for Children (and Grown-Ups)

In today’s fast-paced, screen-filled world, the simple act of stepping outside can feel almost revolutionary. Outdoor play isn’t just a pastime (or what would feel a chore) for children, it’s a source of joy, growth and healing that benefits people of all ages. Whether it’s building a den, chasing butterflies or simply lying on the

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Bringing Colour to Our Community: Celebrating Gold at the Green Apple Environment Awards

Looking back at our wonderful community projects is always a joy, and one special memory from 2025 continues to make us smile. The Lexicon in Bracknell was awarded Gold at the Green Apple Environment Awards for Property & Estate Management: Habitat & Diversity. This award recognized the Spring into Colour campaign, which took place over

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Children holding bee hotels

Pollinator Power: How Children Can Help Bees and Butterflies in the Garden

Bees buzzing in the blossoms, butterflies dancing in the sunlight, our gardens are home to some truly magical visitors! These colourful creatures do an incredibly important job – they’re pollinators, helping plants grow, helping fruit set and flowers bloom. Without them, we wouldn’t have apples, strawberries or even chocolate! The great news? Children can become

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