Messy Play

Nature play started before 2015 , and the monthly Messy Play is also very popular among parents and children. We have invested a lot of resources in researching how to inspire children's creative thinking through messy play , allowing them to explore colors, mud, toilet paper, water, wood, beans and other natural materials. In addition to allowing children to explore independently, elements such as music, stories, dance, and parent interaction are also added. Parents and children don’t just play around, our instructors will guide children to create art and try to adapt in innovative ways. If you think more deeply, each Messy Play can be regarded as a collective artistic creation, not just a random play. Messy Play, a natural play system , combines “games” and “learning” into one, making learning fun and engaging for children . We use natural materials to inspire and support children to create, and together they discover more novel and interesting ways to play. We allow children aged 1-3 and 3-8 to explore and understand the nature of different materials ! Through the guidance of game ambassadors and interaction with parents, we hope to arouse children's curiosity about things, stimulate multiple sensory stimulations, and discover children's innate creativity. 

Bernadette Duffy, a foreign early childhood education expert , pointed out that Messy Play It can build children's curiosity and encourage them to approach things in new ways. When children explore, they develop concentration, problem-solving skills, planning, and understanding of the origin and production process of things. Some parents have reported that they know that messy play has many benefits for children, but they do not quite understand how to guide their children and stimulate their ability to explore and learn independently. Some parents worry that their children’s messy play will turn the house upside down, but they also want their children to have more space to explore , and they want to find some solutions. Perhaps a good idea is to come to Messy Play to play in nature ! Participating in Messy Play is also a good opportunity to play with children, enhance relationships, gain more innovative inspiration for playing with children, and improve the quality of interaction with children. Elaine, a parent who has participated in the activity, said: “ I was also afraid of getting dirty when I first played, but because I wanted to encourage my children to participate, I bravely tried it. Later I found it was very fun! The Messy Play of nature play is guided by instructors and has a variety of themes. It can improve children’s fear of dirt and fear of new things. I can also play with my children wholeheartedly, so I really like to participate.”