MYRUGY KIDS · For your family
A starting point for every kind of curiosity.
Find the question that sounds like your family. Explore a story, watch the introduction and choose your next step together.
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From Watching to Participating
A Moroccan world of stories, places and craft discovery. Take a closer look together, then choose where their curiosity goes next.
Explore MyRugy Kids →02
Screen Time With a Purpose
See the stories, materials and craft subjects behind MyRugy Kids, so you can decide whether the experience fits your family.
See What They’ll Discover →
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From Screen to Hands-On Creativity
Explore a craft story in MyRugy Kids, then offer a simple creative activity away from the screen.
Discover the Screen-to-Craft Journey →
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A Clear Starting Point for Boredom
When “I’m bored” needs a starting point, preview a Moroccan adventure and find one subject to explore together.
Explore the Adventure →05
Less Activity Planning for Parents
You don’t have to invent the whole activity. Preview the experience, look at the starting steps and explore together.
See How to Get Started →06
A Creative Activity at Home
Staying home can still leave room for a new discovery. Explore a village, a craft subject and a conversation together.
Discover an At-Home Adventure →
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Connection to Moroccan Roots
A place, a pattern, a story you remember. Let a Moroccan adventure open the door to your own family memories.
Explore Their Moroccan Roots →08
Culture Without a Lecture
Begin with a place and something to wonder about. Follow the child’s question, without turning the moment into a lesson.
Discover the Story →09
Sharing Culture in a Multicultural Family
Different backgrounds, one shared moment. Explore a craft world without needing to know all the answers first.
Explore Morocco Together →
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A Starting Point for Grandparent Stories
A craft scene can be the beginning of a story from a grandparent. Bring their memories into the discovery.
Discover a Story to Share →11
Morocco Beyond Holiday Photos
Your child knows the holiday photos. Connect those memories with the craft subjects of an illustrated Moroccan adventure.
Discover Another Side of Morocco →12
Shared Parent–Child Time
Make room beside your child. A village, a material or a pattern can become a small discovery you share.
Explore Together →13
More Meaningful Conversations About Games
Move beyond “How was the game?” with a question about something your child actually noticed.
See an Adventure You Can Discuss →
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Something Siblings Can Share
One child notices a story. Another notices a pattern. Give siblings a shared subject with room for different interests.
Explore the World Together →15
Understanding What Your Child Plays
A clear first look for parents: the world, the starting steps and the help your child might need.
Take a Parent’s Tour →16
A Starting Point for Craft-Curious Children
For the child who loves making things: a new world of wool, patterns and stories to explore together.
Explore the Craft Adventure →17
Stories as a Bridge to Making
Begin with the part your child already enjoys. Follow a story, notice a craft, and leave the next step open.
Meet the Adventure →