Curios

Curios - K1大作戰（MY）

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🌈🌈 This set includes 3 vibrant 幼兒彩色練習本 thoughtfully designed for beginner learners.

Created for children aged 3 to 4, the materials build knowledge in simple steps.

It supports young children to gradually establish foundational skills for K1 learning.

Six main themes focus on overall development in the set:

✅ Creativity: Cultivating curiosity and imagination in children.
✅ Shape Recognition: Introducing basic shapes and boosting spatial awareness.
✅ Concentration: Improving attention span with purposeful observation.
✅ Classification & Integration: Teaching sorting and categorizing to enhance judgment.
✅ Logical Reasoning: Encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
✅ Language Expression: Strengthening verbal skills and story understanding.

Yuki is a former neuroscience researcher familiar with brain development across ages.

She believes that education builds brain neuroplasticity and helps during key learning transitions.

Curios is a toddler educational brand from Hong Kong. Its mission is to ignite curiosity in children aged 0 to 4.

The brand founder is Samantha, an experienced full-time mom and entrepreneur.

She belongs to the 80s generation and is a dedicated mother of two daughters and two dogs.
Samantha has 10+ years of professional experience at Google and Amazon.
During the 2020 pandemic, she created creative learning games centered on curiosity for her daughter.
She runs the “Afternoon Tea Mom” platform sharing parenting insights.
Her goal is to nurture children's concentration, creativity, and independent learning abilities.
Samantha respects Reggio Emilia and Montessori educational philosophies.
She believes every child has 100 languages to express themselves.

Samantha and her daughter “蛋撻”:

Samantha and 蛋撻