Where families connect while being (very) silly!
Family bonding
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Social-emotional development
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Physical activity
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Turn-taking gameplay
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Family bonding 〰️ Social-emotional development 〰️ Physical activity 〰️ Turn-taking gameplay 〰️
‘‘It's such a fun and exciting game! In one word, it's coolzy - cool and crazy.’’
Isabelle, 8 & Harry, 6
“So much fun! I still don't know where one of my socks is…”
Nic - Dad
‘‘A super fun, interactive game that had us all laughing!’’
Aimee - Mum
‘‘The Silly Qrew are very funny and my favourite card is pulling five funny faces really fast!’’
Luca, 7
‘‘Lots of laughs and I enjoy how my 7yo articulates the 'why' of his answers. He asked to play again straight after!’’
Sarah - Mum
Be silly together
Both adults and children will laugh uproariously as they learn funny things about each other and do (very) silly tasks alongside the game’s lovable and cheeky characters, the Silly Qrew.
What it’s all about…
Silly play! Silly Qs was created for 5 to 10-year-olds and their families. It’s a game where the whole family can come together to laugh and connect while building empathy and being (very) silly! We know that supportive caregiver-child interactions develop confidence and resilience. Silly Qs makes those interactions easy and fun for the whole family.
Informed by science.
Silly Qs was developed in consultation with a group of experts including a leader in childhood social development who specialises in this critical developmental period.
The list of silly play benefits is long and they apply to both children and adults. Stress reduction, social-emotional development, emotional regulation, improved problem-solving, and fostering empathy are only the beginning!
What do I need to know as a parent?
Silly Qs has been carefully designed for scaffolding, meaning that over time your child will need less parental support and develop new skills at their own pace. This makes the game suitable for a wide variety of developmental levels and the whole family will enjoy playing! When you open the game, you’ll find a simple parent guide with some handy advice. Including how to tailor gameplay to different developmental levels if needed and support for you to model how to best play the game.
The underlying goal is to encourage your child to think about the ‘why’ of their answers. This means considering what each other player might think and feel, building connection and empathy. Amid loads of silly fun and laughter snorts!
We’re all a little silly. Let’s be silly together!
We talk about ‘family’ and ‘parent’ a lot. We believe family and parental figures exist in many forms and we don’t prescribe to any traditional expectation of what a family is or who a caregiver is.
The Silly Qrew
Join the Silly Qrew as they learn funny things about each other and do silly tasks along the way. Each quirky illustration was hand-drawn by Kiwi artist and illustrator Kyla K.