There are certain toys which are quite simply every parents' worst nightmare because they are so hard to store. We are talking about things like LEGOs, Barbie dolls and their accessories, and even Hot Wheels Cars. These are toys which are high in volume, and also high in annoying factor when found all over the floor. In this blog we share five of our favorite ways to store these types of toys and why it will make your life so much easier. 1. The IKEA TROFAST Unit and Bins This must be one of the most universally owned toy storage...

In this blog we are sharing how to make a simple and thrifty portable play case for your little DUPLO-style brick loving builder.

Making a LEGO compatible play table doesn't have to take all afternoon. Our Peel 'n Stick Baseplates make building a play table as easy as Peel, Stick, Play! You can use any table, but we love this IKEA Hack utilizing the $9 LACK side table.

Back to school can mean different things for different families. For some it means gearing up to return to local schools, and for others it means frantically scrambling to get homeschool spaces prepped and perfected. We've found five truly awesome learning at home spaces which are giving us all the heart eyes!

Ever wish you could have the perfect LEGO Compatible play set up for long road trips? Well we've got just the solution- check out our latest DIY hack, the Magnetic LEGO Compatible Play Tray! 

Our lovely friend Karey from @discoveranddream_ has been working hard to renovate the basement of her house into a heavenly play space for her two boys. We were super excited when she said she wanted to include a large LEGO Compatible play wall, and we knew our Peel 'n Stick Baseplates would be perfect for the job!     Need a playroom makeover? If you answered DESPERATELY, I have the perfect solution for you! A DIY LEGO Compatible Play Wall makes a great space to promote playtime, to be creative, and have fun. I promise, this is worth the time and effort as...

Overwhelmed with LEGOs? Us too! That's why we grabbed some Peel 'n Stick Baseplates and made this simple IKEA hack storage station. It cost less than $90 to make, and there's not a single drop of glue required!

Our kids love playing with water so we figured why not embrace their passion and challenge them to some underwater LEGO creating?!

As a family we prioritize Making Time Together. This often comes in the form of simply sitting down and playing together. One of our favorite ways to play is to get creative with building bricks. Here's a simple hack for DUPLO Play & Storage using our Peel 'n Stick DUPLO Compatible Baseplates.

Kids might be a little underwhelmed if they unwrap a pack of our Peel 'n Stick Baseplates. But team them up with a table and their favorite LEGO set and they'll be totally stoked to play with their new building station! Here's some suggestions to get you inspired just in time for the holidays!

Want to make your kids a small creation box for on-the-go building brick play this holiday season? We used these festive Dollar Store tins and a green Peel 'n Stick Baseplate in this affordable DIY project. Each tin costs only $3.50 to make!