You Are Neither Old Enough — Nor Young Enough — to Enter LEGOLAND Alone, writes Lenore Skenazy on Free Range Kids. She cites the admission rules for Toronto’s LEGOLAND:”Please note: Children 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult supervisor 18 years of age or older. Adults (18+) will not be admitted without a child, with the exception of Adult Only Nights.” “So when you are 17 and 364 days old, you need an adult with you, because you are still a baby,” writes Skenazy. “

The University of Cambridge has appointed the world’s first Lego professor of play, writes Tom Bennett in The Guardian.  Young children learn to understand the world through play, writes Bennett, the father of a one-year-old explorer, but it takes work to get beyond the basics. Lego has endowed a chair in “play” at Cambridge. This isn’t it. “Take catching a ball,” Bennett writes. “In its first few comedic years, a child will learn to have a good idea of how far a ball can be

“Nimuno Loops” — LEGO-compatible adhesive tape — looks very cool. A new Indiegogo campaign is raising money for the product, reports Nerdist. The Nimuno Loops offer “flexible strips that can be cut to size and flexed around most surfaces.” #Lego #toys