About Us

This all started because my son was getting easily frustrated with regular puzzles. I’ve always liked following the rules of games, but my son? Not so much. He taught me that you don’t always have to play with structure to have fun. That idea helped both of us calm down and just enjoy the moment.

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We struggled to find games we both loved, so I thought—what if I made a puzzle that wasn’t stressful, but soothing and calming? One that helped with his sensory needs and still gave his brain a fun workout?

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I handcraft every piece, some even with little polymer clay charms I make myself. I love bright colors and keeping that spark of childhood alive in my heart, no matter how old I get. This puzzle became our special thing—no rules, no pressure, just pure play.

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At first, I thought it was just for us—since we’re both neurodivergent—but it turns out, you don’t have to be to love it! Adults and kids alike got hooked, loving the colors, themes, and all the endless ways to mix and match. We played “I Spy” with hidden charms, found quirky new ways to put pieces together, or tried making perfectly symmetrical designs (which felt oddly satisfying!).

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Taking these puzzles to the farmer’s market was amazing. Kids of all ages were hooked (with parents helping the littlest ones). One two-year-old was so proud when he fit two pieces together—I almost cried! Families gathered, grandparents joined in, and suddenly it wasn’t just a puzzle—it was a way to connect.

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It’s also perfect for those times you want to keep your hands busy without scrolling your phone—like during a movie or while chatting with friends. The possibilities are endless, and the fun never stops. Lots of folks told me to patent it ASAP (patent pending!), but what really matters is the joy it brings to my son and me—and hopefully to you too.