All the Nothing

Children may grow up quickly, but they live slowly. We parents could certainly learn something from this. While we're always thinking a few steps ahead, children are focused on the here and now. We fill their schedules with hobbies and activities, while standing still and counting clouds or lying in the grass and listening to the birds can also be educational. Climbing a tree and testing their strength, playing shop and paying with pebbles or marbles, learning to ride a bike from an older sibling, trying to build the tallest tower, and making a camp with branches and other objects.

New collection from Grapat: All the Nothing

All the Nothing lets go of all expectations of what play should be and gives children time to figure out what they want. By letting them do All the Nothing, we give them the greatest gift: the confidence in their own ability to do anything, even if you start with nothing. No fixed structures, no imposed play patterns – just materials that invite meaning-making and independent discovery. This aligns perfectly with Grapat 's philosophy and is a must-have for anyone who wants to encourage open-ended play.

The latest Grapat collection, All the Nothing , shows that you can get the most out of your game with minimal elements. Read all about it in our blog post >