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WE CONDUCT THESE SESSIONS EVERY SUNDAY :D

Here's a sneak peek at our Storytelling and Storybuilding session that happened on Sunday, we have some really interesting and engaging story session coming up next week :D Stay Tuned!

In our World-Building session, participants explored how to create their own imaginary worlds by developing characters, environments, objects, and unique rules for their stories. T

hrough drawing and storytelling, they practised creative thinking, imagination, observation, and expressing their ideas visually. by @aparameter

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14 days ago

I did an activity inspired by Qoblot Story Kit's, Mood Discs yesterday, and the prompt was:

How does your space make you feel?

It ties directly to our World building session this Sunday for ages 7-9 because we'll explore how we feel in the space that we've created in our story and take ideas from our real world spaces.

My office space is very special to me, here's where I write stories, conduct sessions and meetings, make characters and props! The moment I enter my space, I feel a sense of calm and peace, the safety helps me to do creative and interesting things for kids :)

Send us a DM if you'd like to attend the session this Sunday :) by @aparameter

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18 days ago

Correction: 197 participants and not 179 :))

Stories can give children a space to explore emotions, perspectives and choices.

A 2026 study of 197 children aged 7 to 9 found that children who took part in storytelling, creative activities and reflection showed greater gains in emotion comprehension than the control group.

This is the idea behind Qoblot too: giving children stories where they can see, feel, think and choose.

Source:

Nemet, O., Fodor, S., Soltész Várhelyi, K., Racz, J., & Zsolnai, A. (2026). Narrative participation as a context for meaning making in early school years: A mixed methods study of emotion comprehension. Frontiers in Psychology, 17, 1833673. [https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1833673](https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1833673) taken in India by @aparameter

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Let's get to know our characters 😁

Nini is such an interesting one, she is wise, a problem solver and very analytical with her approach, she cannot express her emotions with facial expressions, so we've added emotion bubbles, an attempt to represent Alternative Augmentative Communication (AAC).

She has the most dramatic and detailed emotions because what she feels is really complex. We'd like children to learn the vocabulary of her emotions and express themselves confidently, without any shame. by @aparameter

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The reason why I look tired is because I felt really NERVOUS yesterday!

When we feel nervous, the brain’s amygdala detects that something important or potentially threatening is happening and activates the body’s fight-or-flight response.

Adrenaline is released, making our heart beat faster, breathing quicker, muscles tense, and palms sweaty.

At the same time, our attention becomes more focused on what might go wrong, and if the nervousness becomes intense, the brain’s thinking and memory systems can temporarily become less efficient, which is why we sometimes forget things we actually know when we’re nervous. by @aparameter

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Let's pack our very first order! Woohooo 🙌 taken in India by @aparameter

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Comment INTERESTED to know more about the Qoblot Story Kit

Putting a feeling into words can reduce the intensity of the emotional response by helping the brain move from a more reactive state toward conscious processing and regulation.

This process, often called “affect labeling,” helps children build emotional awareness, strengthen their vocabulary for feelings, and gradually develop the ability to pause, understand what they’re experiencing, and choose how to respond rather than simply being overwhelmed by the emotion. by @aparameter

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COMMENT INTERESTED TO LEARN MORE:)

What's in the kit?

Story Book : immersive 40 page graphic novel featuring our popular characters Nini, Bibil, Chatto Chatterpillar, Kuttichatan and more!

Activity Book: Fun activities based on the stories targeting vocabulary, dialogue writing and roleplay, emotional vocabulary, character design and more. Extra activity sheets (30) and drawing sheets (10).

Character Cards: 7 character cards from the story book and 3 trees to play alongside the board game.

Mood Discs: explore emotions and build emotional vocabulary with 30 unique connectable mood discs.

Qoblot Board Game: interactive play focused on language, SEL, role-play and problem-solving. Includes A3 sized laminated board: 700gsm thick, 1 wooden dice and 2 pawns.

Qoblot Story Kit Box: everything organised into one complete play-and-learn experience with a fun surprise! taken in India by @aparameter

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Mood Discs are a part of our upcoming story kit: Journey to the land of Tiddledoo (Ages 7+)
Stay tuned!

When we name an emotion, especially with children, we help the brain move from simply feeling an emotion to understanding and regulating it.

Putting feelings into words “You’re frustrated because you lost your toy” can reduce emotional intensity, strengthen emotional vocabulary, and help children connect what they feel → why they feel it → what they can do next.

This process, often called AFFECT LABELING, is associated with reduced emotional reactivity and greater self-regulation.

For young children, repeatedly naming emotions also builds the foundation for emotional awareness, communication, empathy, and social-emotional learning. taken in India by @aparameter

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2 months ago

Ud gayi hai @eva.deshpande to live her best life with @im__jill ❤️💕 Lots of love guys 💘

Reconnecting with family and friends was surreal 🥺 especially my favourite person @uditgoyal.ar

Received a family heirloom from my sassy aunt, just like that, felt like receiving the responsibility of carrying the baddie tradition.
Also I accidentally clicked @ms_patel2627 Frenny's graceful DP!

Met @ankitj03 after years and took him shopping for my saree, salwar and make-up 😄😄 He loved it!

Could not get my gangster dad to smile for a picture.

Adding a picture of my doppelganger, my grandmother Leela for good luck 🤞 🤞 by @aparameter

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Mashooqa on my playlist for musicality now 🕺🏼

Social dance is always fun with @aparameter

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@voka_restrocafe taken in Vadodara, Gujarat, India by @aparameter

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This is your sign to go dancing with your sistaaa by @aparameter

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