🌲 A FOREST FOR EVERY CHILD

Play a little, grow a lot.

momomori is a little forest hidden just outside the human world — only children can find it. Seven forest residents live here, and every child who wanders in, from any country, becomes a resident too: taking on quests, playing along, and quietly growing real abilities.

🖐️ Try tapping the trees, mushrooms, stones and fireflies — the forest answers back.

🍯 Enter the forestFor mums & dads

MOMOMORI ADVENTURES

Every product is a quest letter from the forest 🍂

Not “math games”, not workbooks. The residents are in trouble and need your child's help — the learning hides inside the story.

Momo'S QUEST

Number Kingdom: Defend the Castle

Wraps addition, subtraction, comparison, and strategy inside a “rock-paper-scissors → attack & defend castles” battle loop. Hold your own castle, topple theirs with quick mental math — a round takes under 10 minutes, comebacks are possible, and kids spontaneously shout “one more round.”

Number Sense · StrategyiOS · iPad
Dudu'S QUEST

A Child's Number Observation Diary V2

A diary of experiments for growing self-directed learning through play. Not a workbook — a guide that takes a child into the real world to discover the numbers already hiding there, and draw what they find. The second edition is finalized, and connected to the Number Kingdom game system.

Number Sense · ObservationPDF e-book · Printable
Meta'S QUEST

Goodnight Forest (dreaming)

Ten minutes before bed: patrol the forest with Meta and his glowing leaf, tucking today's feelings into a dream, one by one.

✨ EmotionsBedtime ritual

WHY PLAY WORKS

Play first. Abilities grow. Grades follow.

We don't create more homework — we create better growing moments. Each resident champions one ability your child will need most. Tap them.

GLOBAL VENT CLUB

The Global Parents' Vent Club 🌍

Every country has its own rat race. Hear what parents around the world are venting about — you're not carrying this alone.

Join the vent

FOR PARENTS

For parents: why playing works

Essays, experiment logs and theory made simple — the reasoning behind “play first, abilities follow”.

Take a look