Messy Monsters

Final class tomorrow before I’m off on my holidays ✈️☀️

Come down and join the fun 🫟

Finally feeeling a little more human 🙏😊

Looking for something to do this wet morning ?

Why not come join us for some messy fun 🫟

Construction & football themed 🚧⚽️ to tie in with Father’s Day approaching.

One space has came available for our session today if anyone would like it 🎉

Just a reminder that Tommorrow, Friday & Monday is our celebration week …… monsters turns 2 !!

It’s been the craziest & quickest 2 years, filled with nothing but pure joy 💜 thank you to each and everyone of you that has supported me on my journey it means the world to me to see my business thrive and my little monsters growing every session they attend 🧠

Tomorrow’s session will be slightly different from our usual set up as we are celebrating PARTY STYLE 🎉

Please bring a nice wee party outfit for the 2nd half and if your wee one has any dietary requirements please advise me for the treats

Much love Kara 🥰

Picture of the day 🖤🤍

Oscar in his element. Each one of our trays is carefully planned and purposeful, but did you know messy play helps improve food taste acceptance.

⭐️Sensory Desensitization: Touching and smearing food helps children get used to different temperatures, stickiness, and consistencies, which directly impacts their oral-motor tolerance for new tastes.

⭐️Low-Pressure Familiarity: Children often reject foods simply because they feel threatening. Playful interaction allows them to explore the look, smell, and feel of ingredients safely, building the trust required to eventually try tasting them.

⭐️Multisensory Learning: Taste is heavily influenced by smell and sight. Exploring these properties together creates positive neurological pathways, making new foods feel safe and familiar to a child's brain.

⭐️Repeated Exposure: Research shows kids often need to interact with a food numerous times before accepting it. Messy play provides these exposures in a fun environment, significantly increasing the likelihood that they will actually taste and enjoy it.