Imagination ~ Fun ~ Creativity

Naturally, as a parent you are concerned and want your child to experience the power of imagination, creativity, Nature and just having fun! Building Fairy Houses wraps all of these in a very simple concept that inspires children with a unique and positive activity.

Heading outside and creating wonderful habitats for fairies and Nature’s friends is what its all about. Our “Connecting Kids with Nature” theme promotes life-long values, hoping to encourage caring and respect for Nature and the environment. Off go the video games, ipods, etc.. and outside they go to have fun that your family will cherish for ever.

Fan Mail

Inspiring and Safe

We strive to make the FairyHouses.com website fun, stimulating and safe for your child.

Our totally new website, with “The Fairy Houses Club,” offers children many new areas that show lots of pictures, ideas and a place to share photos of their creations. We have also added a way for Kids to vote on other Club member photos – with prizes to the most votes.

Please feel free to contact us with comments, suggestions and ideas. Feel free to e-mail info@fairyhouses.com at any time.Thanks for your support!

Examples of Community Outreach

Testimonials

 

Fabulous event – thank you SO MUCH! — Karen McEachem

We all truly enjoyed today! May the magic always be with us! — Rick Smith

Thank you!! We love your books, and it was one of Julie’s dreams to meet you, Tracy! — Susan McConnell

Our Mission

The fast pace of today’s living, combined with intense media programming, are constantly competing for a child’s attention. Our products establish quiet times, allow a sense of self, and encourage a connection with Nature’s daily wonders.

Although not entirely clear when we embarked upon our journey into the world of publishing, we continue to unanimously agree on the following guidelines for our productions:

• A wish to connect children to nature in a gentle way that inspires rather than instructs.
• To stimulate the creative processes.
• Convey values for life-long learning.
• Portray fulfilling child/adult relationships that are engaging and memorable.
• To support life-long values for children in a world where values are losing ground.