![[]](/modules/ubercart/uc_cart/images/bullet-arrow-up.gif "Expand cart block."){kind=icon}
There are no products in your shopping cart.
Home
Welcome!
Welcome to child@heart an online store that caters for the leisure and recreational needs of seniors and those professionals who provide leisure and lifestyle opportunities for aged clients in their care.
An Australian first, this site offers a diverse range of carefully selected, quality products, that can be enjoyed by individuals and groups in a wide range of leisure pursuits. Our merchandise has been carefully selected to meet the lifestyle and leisure needs of baby boomers, seniors and the elderly.
Pertinent to a range of aged care and recreational facilities, the products are broad ranging and unique enabling all your recreational shopping needs to be easily met. Many of the products selected promote active participation in small and large group activities at a more gentle pace. The activities can be adapted or altered for more specific needs and limitations. This is achieved by changing the environment, the rules and by utilizing cues and prompts. Our range also caters for individual recreational pursuits. Our products make great gifts!
Diversional Therapist Product Review
Quoits
In the early 1900's, quoits was a popular and common childhood game. Often improvised with scrap metal and horseshoes or rubber rings, a game of quoits would provide hours of entertainment and competition for children in the neighbourhood.
Relive these fun times with a game of quoits either outside or on the floor inside. People of all skill levels can participate (either sitting or standing) as the peg can be moved closer or further away from the person tossing the quoits. Residents will benefit from gentle wrist and arm movement as well as reminiscing of simple times with home-made games.
REVIEWED BY MEGAN BENNETT
DIVERSIONAL THERAPIST
Relive these fun times with a game of quoits either outside or on the floor inside. People of all skill levels can participate (either sitting or standing) as the peg can be moved closer or further away from the person tossing the quoits. Residents will benefit from gentle wrist and arm movement as well as reminiscing of simple times with home-made games.