TATY

TATY A makerspace for children to develop a passion for creativity early on and become capable makers.

9.9 = Time to Make Plans!Our OCTOBER SCHEDULE is here!And yes, we’ve got more opportunities for little hands to build, t...
09/09/2026

9.9 = Time to Make Plans!

Our OCTOBER SCHEDULE is here!
And yes, we’ve got more opportunities for little hands to build, tinker, experiment, and create. ✨

Whether your child is just starting their Kidpentry journey or is ready for another build, save the dates and book your October session early!

✨ NEW WEEKDAY CLASSES are coming!
We’re adding new ways to make on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and we can’t wait to share the details with you. Watch this space!

🎟️ HOW TO BOOK

Want to avail of the applicable discounts?

Book directly through our website!
Discounts are automatically applied at checkout, so there’s no need to send us a separate message to request them.

Simply:

1. Add your chosen session to cart
2. Settle the fee
3. Wait for your booking confirmation
4. Watch out for your session reminders

That’s it! Your spot is secured once your booking is confirmed.

October is for making. Let’s build!
See you at TATY!

Sorry to keep you waiting. 🫣September took a little rebuilding behind the scenes. 😂🔨But here we are—the updated TATY Sep...
31/08/2026

Sorry to keep you waiting. 🫣

September took a little rebuilding behind the scenes. 😂🔨

But here we are—the updated TATY September schedule is finally out!

We listened, adjusted, moved a few things around, and made room for the requests that came our way. Because sometimes, even schedules need a little creative problem-solving. 😉

Swipe. Save. Send to your fellow TATY parent. 🤎

And most importantly—pick a date and let’s build!

See you at the woodshop, little makers. 🪵✨

“KINDA CHIC” to partner with people who believe children deserve more opportunities to make.From our very first collabor...
29/08/2026

“KINDA CHIC” to partner with people who believe children deserve more opportunities to make.

From our very first collaborators—our own kids—to families, schools, farms, hotels, studios, forest schools, tool makers, and everyone who has opened their space to TATY…

We’ve learned that collaboration isn’t just about bringing a workshop somewhere new.

It’s about finding people who already believe in something—and adding a little sawdust to the conversation.

Some believe in intentional play.
Some in slow-making.
Some in nature-based learning.
Some in family connection.
Some in giving young people real-world experiences.

And some simply believe that children should have the chance to use their hands and discover.

We’re grateful for every space that has made room for making.

Because at the heart of every TATY partnership is the same little idea:

Give children the tools, the space, and the opportunity—and let them build.

It’s the last week of August… and September is already calling. 🛠️Our September Carpentry sessions are now open!A new mo...
25/08/2026

It’s the last week of August… and September is already calling. 🛠️

Our September Carpentry sessions are now open!

A new month means new chances for your child to make, explore, figure things out, and discover what their little hands can do.

Because we don’t just want kids to make things.
We want them to know they are capable of making things happen.

September classes are now open.
Come build with us!

There are days when the world feels incredibly heavy.The news has been heartbreaking—the floods, the violence, the shoot...
19/08/2026

There are days when the world feels incredibly heavy.

The news has been heartbreaking—the floods, the violence, the shooting, the bashing, the anger.

And I almost didn’t want to post anything about what we’re doing here.

But then I looked at this child and the thing she made.

She asked me to write something just for her.

And I thought: this is why hope matters.

Because while the world is teaching us so many ways to be afraid, angry, and divided, we can still teach children to create.

To be curious.
To be kind.
To try again.
To make something with their own hands.

Maybe we won’t change the whole world.

But perhaps we can help shape the people who will.

And maybe that’s enough reason to keep showing up. 🤍

13/08/2026

I thought the breakthrough would be the project.
I didn’t realize it would be my own children.

I will never get tired of seeing breakthroughs.

But this one hit differently.

I watched my own children teach younger kids how to finish their woodwork projects—patiently guiding them, encouraging them when they got stuck, and celebrating when they finally figured it out.

And suddenly, I wasn't just watching kids build with wood.

I was watching my children become builders of other people.

Because the goal was never just to teach them how to use tools or make something with their hands.

It was to help them become capable enough to eventually give that confidence away.

To go from “Look what I can make”
to “Let me show you how.”

And honestly, that's the breakthrough I'll never get tired of seeing.

12/08/2026

22 little moments at TATY.

Kids measuring.
Kids drilling.
Kids figuring things out.
Kids asking for help when they need it.
Kids trying again.
Kids getting comfortable with the tools in their hands.

Nothing staged. Nothing performed.

Just children doing real work with real tools, taking their time, making decisions, and getting lost in the process of making.

And sometimes, in between all the noise of the shop, you catch that moment—

That little shift in posture.
That look of “I’ve got this.”
That quiet confidence that comes from doing something with your own two hands.

Those are the moments I love capturing.

Not because we need to prove anything.

But because this is what learning can look like when children are given the space, tools, and time to actually do.

So parents, take a moment.

Watch them work.
Watch their hands.
Watch their faces.

And soak it in. 🪵🤎

"Be careful."It's one of the first things we tell children.And yes, they need to learn caution.But if that's all they he...
07/08/2026

"Be careful."

It's one of the first things we tell children.

And yes, they need to learn caution.

But if that's all they hear, they may also learn to doubt themselves.

At TATY, we teach children to respect real tools—not fear them. We guide them to think before they act, to solve problems, to try again after mistakes, and to discover what they're capable of.

Because alongside "Be careful," every child also deserves to hear:

"You can do hard things."

Confidence isn't built by keeping children away from challenges.

It's built by walking beside them as they overcome them.

That's how capable hands—and courageous hearts—are made.

As a mom, seeing my daughter become that kind of presence for another child is deeply emotional. Not because she was tea...
02/08/2026

As a mom, seeing my daughter become that kind of presence for another child is deeply emotional. Not because she was teaching a project, but because she was offering something even more valuable—her patience, her kindness, and her confidence.

We often talk about building confident kids. But sometimes, the real evidence isn’t in the finished wooden project. It’s in a simple glance, a shared smile, and a child who feels secure because someone believes in them.

These are the moments I treasure most.

This is the kind of building that lasts. 🤎🪵

Thank you Dimple Juanson for this.

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Mother Of Divine Providence School
Marikina City
1812

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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