An app to support the parent-child bond

We are very excited to be working on Arttachment, an app for parents of children 0-5. Every element of Arttachment is grounded in child development research and theory.

The Arttachment concept was designed by educational psychologist Kitty Howarth. The Psynovigo team have joined Kitty to turn Arttachment into an app and bring it to parents everywhere.

Arttachment will include a collection of activities, including painting, making, storytelling, and music. Step-by-step guides provide helpful pointers on how parents can encourage healthy attachments, and nurture social, emotional and cognitive development.

 

Every element of Arttachment is grounded in child development research and theory. We have created accessible ‘micro-courses’ on brain science and child development, attachment theory, and experiences that promote healthy and holistic development. We have also made every attempt to translate theory into practice by giving parents practical pointers throughout the app so they can confidently apply new parenting knowledge in their daily life.

 

For more about Arttachment visit www.arttachment.com. You can also follow our social media pages on Facebook, twitter and Instagram.

Development of Arttachment

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