Rosie wrote on the Little Terrace website: "The Little Terrace is a place where children can explore, pretend and create their own adventures.

I wanted to design a magical little village where children could step into their own world and let their imaginations lead the way.

"From baking in the village bakery to delivering letters at the post office or building at the construction site, every corner of the village has been thoughtfully created to encourage creativity, independence and joyful play.

She added: "As a mum, I’ve always loved seeing how children learn through imagination and play.

"Watching little ones create their own stories, explore new ideas and build confidence through role play inspired me to create a space where this could happen every day."

Rosie, who has a two-year-old daughter called Amelia, is a paediatric first aider and a qualified nursery practitioner.

The Little Terrace is due to open on Saturday August 15.

For more information and the source, visit: Little Terrace: Children's role village to open on Northgate in Wakefield city centre