A space for reflection and inspiration dedicated to childhood, free play, and all those simple experiences that, day after day, shape curious, creative, and confident adults. Ideas, testimonials, research, stories, data, anecdotes, reports... Here, we talk about the latest news from inöuqa, and our experts gently and kindly analyze the thousand steps of childhood.
Childhood diary
Through free play, babies explore at their own pace
Free play promotes independence and motor development in babies while respecting their natural pace.
Through free play, babies explore at their own pace
Free play promotes independence and motor development in babies while respecting their natural pace.
Building to unlock the talents of children with neurodevelopmental disorders
Building toys help children with neurodevelopmental disorders make progress.
Building to unlock the talents of children with neurodevelopmental disorders
Building toys help children with neurodevelopmental disorders make progress.
Symbolic play: learning through “pretend play”?
Symbolic play promotes the development of imagination, language, social skills, and cognitive functions.
Symbolic play: learning through “pretend play”?
Symbolic play promotes the development of imagination, language, social skills, and cognitive functions.
Good sleep: a Cornerstone of brain development
Sleep plays a key role in children's cognitive and emotional development.
Good sleep: a Cornerstone of brain development
Sleep plays a key role in children's cognitive and emotional development.
A look at KidosDay: when free play makes its way into the workplaces
inöuqa and KidosDay are working together to offer children opportunities for free, creative, and collaborative play right in the heart of the company.
A look at KidosDay: when free play makes its way into the workplaces
inöuqa and KidosDay are working together to offer children opportunities for free, creative, and collaborative play right in the heart of the company.
Overstimulation: do we need to keep children busy all the time?
Stimulating your children is beneficial, as long as you alternate between activity and rest to avoid overstimulation.
Overstimulation: do we need to keep children busy all the time?
Stimulating your children is beneficial, as long as you alternate between activity and rest to avoid overstimulation.
Autonomy: do we really always need to guide, correct, and explain?
Allowing a child to figure things out on their own fosters their independence and self-reliance within a safe environment.
Autonomy: do we really always need to guide, correct, and explain?
Allowing a child to figure things out on their own fosters their independence and self-reliance within a safe environment.
