A little space for growing imaginations

Front view of a white building with three large windows and a door, featuring illustrations of cartoon foxes and text promoting a sensory play studio called Willow Wonder, with phrases like "Play," "Create," "Discover," and "Curious Brighter Days," with a parking lot in front.

Rooted in the Reggio Emilia philosophy, we believe children learn best through curiosity, creativity and meaningful play. Our thoughtfully designed environment gives little minds the freedom to explore, discover and grow at their own pace.

Ways to Play + Explore

Open Play + Process Art + Sensory Bins

90 minutes of child led exploration in our nature inspired studio.

$22 first child. $10 additional sibling

Included in your play session:

Open play, themed sensory bins and different process art activities. Our play guides are there as well if parents need to get some work done or just relax.

The Reggio Emilia Philosophy

The Reggio Emilia philosophy is a child centered approach to early learning that views children as capable, creative and naturally curious. Rather than relying on predetermined activities or directing children toward a single outcome, it encourages learning through open ended play, meaningful experiences, creativity and connection with the world around them. The environment itself is considered an important part of learning, thoughtfully designed with inviting materials, natural elements and opportunities for children to investigate, create, collaborate and express their ideas in their own unique ways.

A young girl with a top knot hairstyle examining a leaf with a magnifying glass at a wooden table in a classroom with educational posters and plants.

Join Our Weekly β€˜Discover’ Co-Op

Discover is Willow & Wonder’s child led enrichment program created for homeschool and alternative learning families looking for meaningful opportunities to learn, create, investigate and connect.

Through hands on investigations, sensory exploration, process art, early STEM, literacy, movement and collaborative projects, children are encouraged to follow their curiosity and become active participants in their own learning.

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