Preparing Children to Thrive

All Emmers Games are:

Informed by Research: Developed in collaboration with child development experts and psychologists, our products are grounded in evidence-based design.
Age-Appropriate: Customized to align with your child's developmental stage, ensuring meaningful and enriching play experiences.
Eco-Friendly and Safe: Crafted from sustainable materials and non-toxic components, prioritizing the well-being of both your child and the environment.
Aesthetic and User-Friendly: Compact and beautifully designed for ease of use, enhancing your child's playtime.
Fostering Connections: Encouraging interactive play between children and their caregivers, nurturing valuable relationships.

And the best part? They're incredibly fun and engaging!

Play promotes healthy child development, encourages strong parent-child bonds, and nurtures the below objectives:

Cognitive Development: Play fosters problem-solving, critical thinking, and decision-making skills as children encounter various scenarios and challenges during play.
Emotional Development: Play provides a safe space for children to express and regulate their emotions. It helps them understand and manage their feelings, develop empathy, and build self-esteem.
Social Development: Play encourages social interaction and helps children develop essential social skills, such as communication, cooperation, and conflict resolution.
Parent-Child Bond: Play creates opportunities for shared experiences, quality time, and mutual enjoyment, fostering a positive and supportive relationship.
Stress Reduction: Play can serve as a stress-relief mechanism for children, helping them cope with challenging situations and reduce anxiety.

Guided play involves adult support while allowing children to explore, experiment, and discover on their own. It includes:

Structured Environment: Guided play typically takes place in a structured environment, where adults play a crucial role by providing support, posing questions, offering suggestions, and occasionally demonstrating concepts without dictating the play or providing step-by-step instructions.
Child-Directed Exploration: Allows children to choose their activities and direct their own play within a framework set by adults. This freedom encourages creativity and autonomy.
Learning Through Play: The primary goal of guided play is to facilitate learning through play. It recognizes that children learn best when they are actively engaged and having fun.