HEART - Art, Sensory and Wellbeing Studio

14/12/2025

27/11/2025

Research shows that parents can make a big difference in their child’s brain development with just a small daily effort. Spending fifteen minutes a day playing actively with children can boost brain growth by up to twenty percent. This simple habit helps strengthen neural connections that are important for learning, memory, and emotional development.

Playing with kids encourages problem-solving, creativity, and communication skills. Activities like building blocks, drawing, or imaginative games stimulate the brain while also building strong bonds between parent and child. These short daily sessions are easy to fit into a busy schedule but have a lasting impact on a child’s development.

The benefits go beyond cognitive growth. When parents engage in play, children feel valued, safe, and supported. This emotional security allows them to explore, take healthy risks, and learn from mistakes, which further supports overall development.

Experts say it is never too late to start. Even small daily efforts create meaningful change. This research shows that investing just a few minutes of focused attention can help children grow smarter, more confident, and emotionally resilient. Everyday play can shape the future of a child’s mind.

25/11/2025

17/11/2025

🧸Baby Massage and Baby Classes 2026🧸

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08/11/2025

04/11/2025

The last deep reset for 2025, just in time to create calm before the festive season 🎄✨

This one will be extra cosy and the perfect way to end ‘Slovember’ 🙏🏼

23rd November
19:00-20:30
Heart

Booking open through the website now 💕

30/10/2025

Calling on the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to establish a relationship-centred, play-based kindergarten stage for children between the ages of 3-7 years old.

28/10/2025

27/10/2025

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Scotland prides itself on being the clever country - yet we send children to school at one of the youngest ages in the world. While Nordic nations let play shape the early years, we hand out worksheets and iPads. It’s time to ask whether rushing childhood is costing us resilience, wellbeing and le...