All The Tools You Need To Nurture Your Child's Cognitive Development Through Play

Ever wonder if you are doing enough for your toddler or preschooler to prepare them for school? It can be exhausting to have a child that is always bored with their toys and struggles with playing independently. Our team of neuroscientists sifted through scientific findings to find results that will change how you view play. Our activities don't involve a huge setup, we use items you already have in your home. You don't need to spend a ton of money on toys either! 

Understand why play is important, how to create a play space, when to step in, what to say when they struggle with play. You'll also learn how their brain develops. This workshop will give you all the knowledge you need to feel confident that you are doing everything right to support your child's development. 

What Parents Are Saying:

"Cindy is so knowledgeable, kind, patient, and helpful. A true joy to work with. No question is ever too much for her. The best part is her enthusiasm, despite this being very overwhelming for me her excitement always made the task at hand fun. Not to mention, I've gained confidence in not only my playroom setup but also my ability to play with my daughter knowing I am benefiting her growth. Small tweaks from Cindy have resulted in huge gains for us. For example, teaching me how to create novelty and simplicity in her toys. I feel settled and no longer guilty, which has resulted in me enjoying my playtime with my child." 

- Mom of a 16 month old

"I enjoyed this course very much. I definitely look at play differently now and am excited to put the knowledge/tips to good use! Cindy made this course simple to understand and shared ideas that I’ve not seen in the books I have read. She also highlighted some blind spots I have about play! Sometimes you don’t know what you don’t know until you learn about it. Thank you Cindy!" 

- Shabana

"After following Cindy's suggestions we saw a major and quick change. For example, by extending the baby's play space to another room, she gained more ground to run and imagine. Another ex., by limiting the number of toy pieces out, the baby was more apt to attempt the puzzle or stack her blocks. I was so worried previously as the baby wasn't stacking, such a simple change and she actually attempted the stacking without needing any prompting from me, yay!" 

- A'ishah

"I purchased the Play and Development workshop when my son was 5 months old. I am really glad I did it so early because this way I can build the play environments surrounding my son very intentionally from the beginning. The course is VERY practical and coming from a scientific background I really appreciate the evidence-based approach. It is jam-packed with wonderful ideas!" 

- Noémi Szabó (Hungary). Mom of an 8 month old

"Found this program helpful as I was looking for evidence-based parenting advice as well as tools that can help me set up a play for my child. Reading and understanding all the research papers takes a lot of time, effort, and expertise in the field. I thoroughly enjoyed how different sources are cited." 

- Mom of a 2-year-old