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Puzzles, matching games and those quieter activities that somehow get everyone gathered around the table. I especially love things we can pull out together — and anything that keeps their attention longer than five minutes gets bonus Nana points.
















Crafts, sticker sets, foil art, coloring and creative activities for those “what can we do?” moments. I love keeping a few of these around for visits, rainy days and times when we need something fun that doesn't involve another screen.











Magnetic tiles, blocks, building sets and open-ended toys that don't tell kids exactly how to play. I've watched the grandkids come back to these over and over, which is always my sign that something was worth buying.












