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What is PlayWisely?

Founded in 2006

Get to Know Us

It’s all there in our name! We are all about playing. . . wisely! Experts know that early, age-appropriate stimulation is critical to your child's development. In fact, your child’s earliest experiences build key structures of the brain and cognitive tools used to make sense of the world for the rest of their lives.​

 

We’ve taken the latest and most robust findings from science, academia and sport as it relates to childhood play and brain development to create an innovative curriculum that’s designed to optimize your child’s natural learning potential. We build your child's developmental 'tool chest' of skills and abilities that will help them make their way through this quickly changing world. So yes, it’s science. And, yes, it’s learning. But to your kids, it’s just plain fun! 

Who is
PlayWisely for?

PlayWisely's curriculum targets children from birth to age 5 -- the brain’s early critical wiring period. We start with infant workshops from birth to 6 months old. Our classes begin at 4 months and are based on either a child's age or stage of development.

About PlayWisely

About PlayWisely
PlayWisely - Cognitive development video

PlayWisely - Cognitive development video

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Sparkabilities "Raising Our Children to Meet Tomorrow's Challenging World"

Sparkabilities "Raising Our Children to Meet Tomorrow's Challenging World"

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Our Story

Our founder was just a mom seeking answers. When they were difficult to find, she did her homework and created PlayWisely to equip children and give parents peace of mind.  We know as busy parents, it can be difficult to sift through the continual stream of new research regarding childhood development and this can often lead to more questions than answers. Lucky for you, we’ve done the research and have choreographed a system of purposeful play techniques based on the latest science so that you can feel confident supporting your child’s development.

Our Advisors

Dr. Eugene Galanter

Director Psychophysics Laboratory, Columbia University

Bart Conner and Nadia Comaneci

Olympic Gold Medal Gymnasts

Michael A. Motes, Ph.D.

Faculty scientist at the Center for Brain Health and the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences at the University of Texas at Dallas

Dr. Howard R. Moskowitz

Chairman, Mind Genomics Associates; Chief Science Officer, Mind Genomics Advisors

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