Kids Can Enhance Focus, Problem-Solving, And Language Skills In This Immersive Activity In Ortigas

If you and your kids are fans of escape rooms and solving puzzles together, then you might want to check out this one-of-a-kind and immersive activity for kids ages 3 to 7 years old that's totally free of charge!

Visit the Promil Gifted Brain Room at Robinsons Galleria

In collaboration with Mystery Manila, Promil, a leading brain development expert in the country, created The Promil Gifted Brain Room. Located at Robinsons Galleria in Ortigas Center, Pasig City, the Promil Gifted Brain Room presents visitors with the main goal of collecting four nutrient disks.

^{Kids get to see their artwork come to life and will be given a briefing before entering the 4 exciting rooms!}

It has four mission rooms for kids to complete within 20 minutes. These rooms represent the 4 Brain Developmental Milestones: Focus, Memory, Language, and Problem-Solving Skills. Kids will get a disc in every room each time they complete a challenge. The four disks they need to complete at the end of the activity represent the important nutrients needed by a child's body are DHA, Lutein, Choline, and MOS+.

^{The problem-solving activities in the maze room will help parents understand their kids' thinking process}

Throughout their journey, parents will have the chance to visualize their child’s gifted brain through the Gifted Brain Visualizer, a safe-to-wear headband for kids.

^{Kids will wear the gifted brain visualizer as they go through the challenges}

The Promil Gifted Brain Room experience is a good supplement to your child's learning, as it helps them exercise their mental skills while at play. The activity is recommended by celebrity moms such as Solenn Heussaff, Georgina Wilson, and Kryz Uy.

^{The kids will engage in mental activities while enjoying themselves at the same time!}

In an exclusive interview with Smart Parenting, these moms revealed the activities they do with their preschool-aged kids to help improve their thinking skills.

How celebrity moms help enhance their kids' brain developmental milestones

Solenn Heussaff on enhancing Tili's language skills 

Solenn's eldest daughter Tili can speak at least three languages: English, French, and Spanish. The actress-host-artist revealed, "We make sure to stick to one language per parent. So Nico only speaks Spanish to her. I usually only speak French, but I've been mixing a bit of English, and then, of course, in school, she has English."

What's important though, is teaching Tili how to communicate effectively, "So it's not just about the languages she speaks, but it's about how she communicates with people, how she can also tell us how she feels. So we make sure to always explain to her that her thoughts are important. We make sure she meets different people as well and befriends different people. So she speaks with us, and then we have the help at home. She also makes friends with the taho vendor!"

Solenn also shared the importance of being a present parent, especially at a time when our kids are exposed to gadgets "You can play memory cards or even just with plastic cups. I put mongo or any bean, and then I mix them around and then make her remember where it was or ask her where it was. We do lots of small games like that that don't have to be anything fancy, but you just make sure that, you know, you keep training their brain and you keep doing different things daily and not just stick to one activity."

Watch Solenn and Tili's experience at the Promil Gifted Brain Room here:

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Georgina Wilson on improving Alfie's memory skills

Like Solenn, Georgina likes to use flashcards to help improve her son Alfie's memory skills. "It's really important that Alfie learns Filipino for me, so we have Filipino flashcards, and he loves that. His favorite is the carabao."

And since Alfie has shown interest in animals, Georgina also makes it a point to visit interactive areas where Alfie can learn, like aquariums. "He loves teaching me about the animals that he studied and that he loves. And so I think, doing active activities that engage their brain, it's really just making learning fun and engaging with them."

The mom of three also highlights the importance of exposing them to different environments, "I think the most important thing in a family is to make sure that learning is fun and it's an enjoyed value and thing that you do together."

^{Georgina and her son Alfie}

"Also, with his siblings, he learns from his brother, and he learns from his sister, he learns from his parents, he learns from his aunties, like everyone around is so important. Every time, even when they were babies, every time I saw them travel, they'd pick up new skills. Their brain would just expand every time they saw something new. So that's still very important for me. For both of us."

Kryz Uy on sharpening Scottie's focus and problem-solving skills

For soon-to-be mama of three Kryz, she shared that she improves Scottie's mental skills by asking him questions and making sure that they make him feel heard. 

"So even if his initial way to solve a problem isn't right, we'll let him experience it first and see for himself how it goes and how he can fix it by himself. So giving him a voice."

Like Solenn and Georgina, Kryz also recommends bringing kids to stimulating environments, like the Promil Gifted Brain Room. "I like to take him to the beach, I like to take him to simple places like the farm, where he can play with animals, all of these things to get him out of his little bubble at home and expose him to as many things as he can so that he'll have more knowledge on creative ways of how to fix things and solve things."

Watch Kryz and Scottie's experience at the Promil Gifted Brain Room here:

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The Promil Gifted Brain Room is open until May 15, 2024 at the 4th Floor, Robinsons Galleria, Ortigas Center, Pasig City. Reserve your slot now for FREE at promil.mysterymanila.com!

For more information about the Promil Gifted Brain Room, read the FAQs here.