“Building Resilience Through Everyday Routines”
When we think about building resilience in our children, we often picture big life moments, learning to cope with failure, standing up to fear, or managing disappointment.But what if resilience...
To make parenting a joyful and creative journey, that nurtures a generation of independent, emotionally intelligent, and resilient children.
It started with a typical story of a mother choosing kids over her career, only to realise how confusing and chaotic parenting is, as opposed to the structured life of one's career. My realisation came when I combined the common denominator between my career as an architect and my calling as a mother; Creativity. Instead of carving out buildings I now shape the minds of my kids.
I had years of training before becoming an architect but no training for being a mother, I therefore looked to science and research to learn more about child development and the infant brain that I found myself responsible for shaping. Play, it appears is the chisel and creativity, the hammer. I combined my architectural passion with my desire to be a better mother and designed creative activities that nurture core skills to develop my children’s abilities and life skills. This realisation and the outcomes were worth sharing with as many parents as possible to hopefully ease their journey into parenthood. I started mkandm with the sole aim of sharing some 21st century parenting techniques, tools and products.
To transform parenting into a joyful, creative, and impactful journey, where both parents and children thrive through play.
We aim to empower parents, especially mothers, to embrace their creativity, simplify early learning, and create meaningful connections with their children.
With a focus on imaginative, screen-free engagement, MKandM strives to inspire a shared learning experience that fosters holistic development in the most fun and playful way.
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