Activities
Lily's day has no fixed order and no goals to reach. A child can spend the whole visit trying on outfits, or go straight to the beach and never come back. These pages describe each activity in more detail — what the child actually does, what they are practising along the way, and small ideas for playing together.
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👗 Dress-up
Hairstyles, tops, bottoms, shoes, swimsuits and extras for Lily and her three friends.
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👩🍳 Kitchen
Eight foods and drinks that refill Lily's energy for the next trip around town.
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📚 Storybook library
28 picture books with a narrator who reads every page aloud.
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🏄 Beach play
Swimming, surfing, the duck boat and a game of catch on a 3D beach.
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🏰 Sandcastle builder
Sculpt sand, stamp towers and walls, and leave a castle on the beach.
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✂️ Printable paper dolls
Screen-free: print Lily and her whole wardrobe, cut out and dress up by hand.
Getting around: the town map
Between activities, Lily walks across a small town map: Home, the Park, School, the Library, the Toy Shop, Grandma's house and the Beach. Tap a place and she walks there along the roads and says something about it when she arrives ("Grandma gives the best hugs! 💜"). Walking uses a little of her energy — longer trips use more — so every now and then she needs a snack from the kitchen. That small loop of going out, getting hungry and coming home to eat is the only "rule" in the game, and it gives younger children a gentle sense of cause and effect without any way to fail.