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Child Development and Milestones

How does play influence brain development?

Play is the brain’s favorite workout—it sparks creativity, problem-solving, and social skills. When children play, they build neural connections that support learning and memory. Different types of play—like imaginative, physical, or social—stimulate various parts of the brain, helping your child grow holistically. Encouraging playtime, both structured and free, creates joyful opportunities for cognitive, emotional, and physical development. Play also teaches children how to collaborate, negotiate, and regulate emotions, skills that serve them for life.

Parenting Resources

At Playfull, we understand that parenting can be both joyous and challenging. That's why we've curated a collection of online resources just for you! From informative articles to engaging activities, there’s something here for every parent. Dive in and explore all the resources we have to support you on this beautiful journey of parenthood.

Parenting Hub

Online community where you can connect with like minded parents.

Parenting Test

Check 12 types of parenting style to discover is your dominant style

Parenting Tips

Various tips with practical guide on day to day situations with child

Parenting Blog

Enhance your parenting knowledge, make your parenting journey playful

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Parenting with a smile

Parenting with a Smile is a transformative guide that redefines modern parenting. Crafted by five diverse co-authors, it introduces the C12 framework—twelve essential aspects of holistic child development, including confidence, compassion, and creativity.

 

Through real-life stories and practical reflections, the book encourages parents to unlearn outdated beliefs, honor their child's uniqueness, and build a personalized, playful parenting style.

 

Ideal for parents embracing unschooling, homeschooling, or traditional schooling, it offers a heart-centered approach to nurturing confident, conscious, and connected children.

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