Purpose

We noticed that most children have great ideas and they enjoy activities that are productive and creative.

We realized youth might want to know more about how they can improve their quality of life in the home.

We started with a lot of questions about what kind of information we wanted to pass on to our children. We kept thinking we wanted to help them be smarter than we were. Not necessarily in an academic sense, but in knowledge of their environment and their role in it.

We searched the sciences and found that a rich sensory environment is beneficial to all children. We are fascinated with the research about how the brain works, especially with regard to selective attention, sensory processing and healthy human development.

We decided we wanted our children to know the parent-child activities that are so crucial to human development, that there is more to carrying water, and that we actually thrive when we encourage each other as we think of creative ways to get through the day.