Young Explorers

Young Explorers Toy Shop and Creative Space on 545 Briggs St, Erie, CO 80516

02/07/2026

The most beautiful pop-up artisans at Kismet Café, Lafayette. Just pass by and see — they’re here until 12 🤍





02/06/2026

Whether your child loves art or enjoys experimenting with materials, Art Club is a place to belong.
We meet Wednesdays, 5–6:30pm.
Kids create, connect, and work with their hands.
If this sounds like a good fit for your family, we’d love to have them join us.

02/02/2026

Art Club is a space for kids to explore materials, share ideas, and work at their own pace.

We focus on process, curiosity, and making in a small group where everyone can show up as themselves.

If that sounds like a good fit for your child and your family, Art Club meets Wednesdays, 5–6:30pm.

01/30/2026

A little Valentine something, the Young Explorers way.
We gathered a mix of small gifts and thoughtful pieces—some playful, some sweet, some you might keep for yourself. There’s something here for kids, grown-ups, and everyone in between.
Valentine favorites are in the shop now.

01/29/2026

Art club is a place for kids to experiment with materials, talk while they work, and take their time.
We keep the group small so everyone can work at their own pace and show up as themselves.
Art club meets every Wednesday from 5–6:30pm.

01/26/2026

We rush to fix our kids’ discomfort.
But as Dr. Becky Kennedy, founder of Good Inside, reminds us that fixing isn’t what builds resilience. Connection is.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, during a conversation on Parenting in an Anxious World, she shared a phrase that stayed with me: “sick joy.”
I believe this is hard.
And I believe in you.
I’ve been away from Young Explorers this week, learning and listening, and thinking deeply about how we help children feel supported and capable. Her work continues to shape how we think about connection in our own community, and we’re especially hopeful to have her upcoming children’s book, Leave Me Alone, on our shelves when it’s released.
Grateful for voices that help parents stay connected instead of fixing.

What’s one small moment this shows up in your house?

01/24/2026

We’ve already let tech companies hack our attention.
Now, as Jonathan Haidt, author of The Anxious Generation, warns, we’re letting them hack attachment — and that changes everything.
Kids don’t build confidence through control.
They build it through trust, risk, and real human connection.
I’ve been away from Young Explorers this week, learning and listening at the World Economic Forum in Davos during a conversation on Parenting in an Anxious World.
What boundaries around tech feel hardest in your family right now?





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545 Briggs Street
Erie, CO
80516

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