Mindfully Played PH

14/08/2021

Why play and interaction matter in a child’s development. Hear it from 7-year old Molly Wright.
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03/06/2021

A toy becomes a toy when a child decides for it to be one. This is what is all about. Keep on playing mindfully with your child at home. 🖐🏼❤️🌱

20/10/2020

Learning how to write begins with meaningful play. Writing play inspirations include taking orders in a restaurant, pretending to write the doctor’s prescription and even doing shopping lists. 🌱🖐🏼❤️

15/10/2020

“Play is the shortest route between children and their creative calling.” -Vince Gowmon
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24/07/2020

The best gift we can give a child is not something to play with, but time to play with something.
-Bridgett Miller (What Young Children Need You To Know)🌱🖐🏼❤️

26/06/2020

Mindful play happens with fewer toys.🖐🏼🌱❤️
Sharing a throwback photo of our water play set-up at home. 😊

26/06/2020

From Avery’s drawing to a digital one!😊
A special thank you to our helpful friends for making our vision possible. We are forever grateful. 🌱🖐🏼❤️

18/06/2020

Pour, Mix and Transfer! 🌱🖐🏼❤️
Make your child’s hands busy enough not just swiping the screen with an index finger.

05/06/2020

Let us give our child time and space to imagine, to be messy, to be happy— to PLAY.
Sharing this quote by Meynell Walter, one of the play advocates we look up to.
“If I’m told what to do, then it’s an activity. If I decide what to do, then it is play.”🌱🖐🏼❤️

02/06/2020

“A bigger party is not always a better party for a child. We created Mindfully Played with the vision of elevating parties and playdates by just letting the children play.”
-Teachers Leonna and Angelica of 🌱🖐🏼❤️

23/05/2020

Every scribble or drawing is a story waiting to be told. 🌱🖐🏼❤️

11/05/2020

We passionately believe that children must be given the freedom to choose how they want to play with the materials around them. “Toys” are everywhere — the dried leaves on the ground, carton boxes, empty bottles, blankets, broken gadgets, broom, slippers, etc. Try giving your child a box with random things in it and let us see how he/she will play with the “toys” inside. 🌱🖐🏼❤️