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Therapists working with children and young people know that traditional talk therapy isn’t always the easiest way to get them to open up. That’s where Squiggle comes in.

Whether you’re doodling in a notebook during class, playing a quick round with a friend at the park, or showing off your strategy skills during a family game night, Noughts and Crosses is always there to entertain. It’s quick, easy to learn, and packs more fun into its 3x3 grid than you’d think!

Today's kids are no strangers to spending time online, but the potential risks associated with online explorations are complex and can be a challenge to navigate, even for us adults. Here are our top five practical steps to help you keep your kids safe online.

Screen time is a part of modern childhood and the perks are undeniable: the kids can use screens to learn valuable new skills, access quality educational content, and keep in touch via video call. But how much screen time is too much? And what can we do about it?

We're excited to announce that today we are publishing our brand new promo video to help explain what Squiggle is all about in under 60 seconds.

Are you a chess lover? Chess curious? Or perhaps a little intimidated by the game? Well, did you know that playing chess has been proven to benefit your creativity, concentration and even stimulate new gray matter growth?

Raining outside? Fret not, kids are born creators – they just need a little inspiration sometimes. Check out our ten boredom-beating ideas for keeping children entertained indoors.

We're more than a little chuffed to announce that Squiggle Premium is now being trialled by two London primary schools.

It's not easy keeping kids engaged in video calls - we've been there! Read on for our top ten tips for getting kids connected - stress-free - with those they love.

I'm excited to announce that you can now play chess and draughts (aka checkers) with friends and family, in a Squiggle video call.