This is a 90-minute immersive parent–child bonding experience where music, movement, storytelling, and drawing come together to create a joyful and meaningful shared experience. It’s a special time for you and your child to connect, create, and explore together in a warm and nurturing environment.
What to Expect:
- Welcome circle with songs and gentle movement to help children feel comfortable and included
- Guided “songdrawing” on a large shared canvas, where music inspires creative expression
- Sensory play experiences woven into stories and music for rich, hands-on exploration
- Gentle drama and imaginative prompts that encourage creativity and participation
- A heartwarming story celebrating each child’s uniqueness and individuality
- Parent–child co-creation of a beautiful “Garden of Us” artwork to celebrate your shared experience
Learning Outcomes:
- Strengthens the parent–child bond through shared joyful moments
- Builds confidence and encourages creative expression
- Supports self-expression through music, movement, and art
- Enhances sensory exploration and motor skills development
- Fosters imagination, emotional connection, and a sense of belonging
There is no performance pressure—just joyful participation, meaningful connection, and special memories created together.
About Shweta Sankhla (Teacher)
We are happy to introduce Shweta Sankhla, an experienced early childhood educator, trainer, and speaker with over 15 years of expertise in holistic, play-based learning. She is the founder of Tiny Tribes, through which she has brought engaging music and drama programs to over 1,000 families across 30+ cities in India. Shweta is also the India partner for Pyjama Drama (UK) and LAULAU®️ Learning (Finland), connecting families with globally recognised early childhood learning approaches. Shweta is deeply passionate about creating joyful, inclusive, and nurturing spaces where children and caregivers can connect, learn, and grow together. Her warm and engaging style makes every session a meaningful and memorable experience for both parents and children.
