Play Matters

The Dynamo Playgrounds team is excited to introduce the all-new Ovni Track Ride! It truly is a playground experience unlike anything you’ve seen before. Our talented team of creative designers and developers have taken our world-renowned Biggo seat and installed

Nothing prepares you for the energy of a toddler. You think you know but then you realize there is not enough coffee in the world for a full day with a toddler. Right? That cannot just be me who lives

At Dynamo Playgrounds, we understand the importance of play, and we value ways to make it easier for children to participate with their peers.  Social anxiety can halt any attempt at play for some children.  With approximately 8-13% of people

For children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), many therapeutic approaches are used, often combined with each other.  Speech therapy, occupational therapy, and behavioural interventions all help a child’s overall development and can help improve language, reasoning and communication skills, to

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is considered to be the most prevalent disorder for children and teens to be diagnosed with. ADHD affects upwards of 10-12% of children, depending on what study you’re looking at.  Boys are typically diagnosed 2 – 3

Do you ever see two words on a page and think “Wait…huh? Aren’t those the same thing”? I remember the first time I saw an article about accessibility and inclusivity.  I had a moment of confusion and immediately asked “Hey

We talk quite a bit about the physical and developmental impacts of play. There’s no doubt about the benefits of outdoor play, free play, and quality time at the playground. It doesn’t matter your age or ability – the fresh

When you wake up to gloomy skies and rain showers, it can feel so easy to want to pull those blankets back up and sleep the day away. The darkness of a rainy day, for some of us, can bring

I think we can all remember a time when a friend or loved one was unable to access something because of mobility issues. A friend, with a broken foot, or a grandparent in a wheelchair. It’s not uncommon to run

Just because your little one is small or not walking yet doesn’t mean they can’t go to the playground.  In fact, you may be helping your child’s development as they explore new play areas like the swings, sandbox, and slide.