Abstract:
In today's era, the corporate pressure on working parents, especially busy moms, often leave less time for engaging with their children in activities that plays vital role in their development. Finding this challenge, our company arises as a solution, to provide innovative ideas for constructive role play (ready-to-play/Assemble-to-play catalog) but also transforming these concepts into tangible, more engaging experience. Through diligent sourcing, design, crafting, and compilation of everyday household items and other manufactured goods into vibrant catalogs, we aim to deliver a collection of captivating activities directly to our customer's doorsteps. Identified as 'catalogs' rather than mere products, each of the compilation is mostly a combination of common household items, promoting a circular economy by repurposing items like bottle caps, recyclable cups, straws, popsicle sticks, and multitude of other readily available materials. Elevating these elements through creativity, which is done by utilizing glace paper, charts, color markers, and animation. The goal is to captivate infants, toddlers and pre-teens to encourage their active participation and engagement. For example, a catalog might include a dozen Popsicle sticks combined with a white chart paper. The sticks are color-adorned at the ends, corresponding to imprints on the chart paper. Children are prompted to identify and match these sticks to their imprints, enhancing cognitive development through interactive play. We have designed plethora of catalogs with similar activities designed to stimulate and educate the young ones. Our core mission is to help-out busy parents from the difficult process of brainstorming ideas, sourcing, crafting and assembling of these activities. By curating ready-to-play catalogs, we aim to grant invaluable time for parents to engage meaningfully with their children. We believe in bridging the gap between hectic lifestyles and the essential requirement for quality bonding moments, ensuring that every child receives the due attention and developmental activities that they deserve whether they are at home, daycare or school
