Growing with Care
Made with Canadian bio-based resin sourced from annually renewable resources, our toys ensure a sustainable future for play without reliance on fossil fuels. Beyond resin, our invitation-to-play kits bring together wood, cloth, metal, and silicone, inviting children to explore the beauty of varied, natural, and durable materials. Each element is designed to be re-usable, re-imagined, and re-loved, giving kids a chance to connect with play that lasts — for them and for the planet.

Rooted in Curiosity

Our toys are designed for play-based learning that grows with children from preschool through the primary years. Each piece adapts across ages and play centers—whether it’s at the art table, in a sensory bin, on a light table, or in water play.

One tool can take on many roles: the Owl Tray becomes a sorting tray, messy play surface, water “boat,” or glowing light; Fall Leaf Stackers spark balancing games, colour matching, nature talks, or science experiments.

Durable, versatile, and beautiful, these tools empower children to bring their own ideas to life—again and again.

Because when play is open-ended, learning never ends.

Shaped by the Land

I’m proud to live and work in Pitt Meadows, a beautiful community on the unceded traditional territory of the Katzie First Nation, and part of the shared territories of the Kwantlen, Tsleil-Waututh, Kwikwetlem, Musqueam, Squamish, and Sto:lo Nations.

Every play kit I create is inspired by connection to this place and made with respect for the beautiful land of the moss. The children I aim to serve come from beautifully diverse backgrounds, and I want them to see themselves reflected in the invitations to play I design.

What brings us together is the land we live on — and what keeps us together is our shared respect for it.