About us
Mini Doers Club was founded by two professionals who share a passion for childhood development, education, and meaningful play.
With backgrounds in physical therapy and special education, we wanted to create something that combined our professional knowledge with the magic of childhood creativity.
We believe children learn best when they're engaged, exploring, and having fun.
Through our thoughtfully designed activity kits, sensory experiences, creative workshops, and movement classes, we aim to give children opportunities to build confidence, explore new interests, and practice important developmental skills through play.
At Mini Doers Club, every activity is an opportunity to play, create, and discover.
Co-founder · Certified educator
Special Education Specialist
Certified in Preschool, K–6 Elementary Education, Grades 5–8 Social Studies, Grades 9–12 Psychology, and Preschool through 12th Grade Students with Disabilities.
With a background in education and special education, our educational approach emphasizes creativity, adaptability, skill development, and meaningful learning experiences that celebrate how differently children learn and explore.
Co-founder · PT, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Bringing expertise in movement, coordination, motor development, and purposeful physical activity, our physical therapy background helps inspire engaging experiences that encourage children to explore movement and learn through hands-on play.
Every child leaves with something they made themselves — and the pride that comes with it.
Sessions are built around how growing bodies actually develop strength, balance, and coordination.
Grown-ups are welcome to join in. No pressure, no perfect crafts, plenty of mess.
What sets us apart
Every kit, party box, and class we make is thoughtfully designed, created, and built around two specific areas of expertise: Lauren's background in special education and Nicole's in physical therapy. Before anything reaches your table, we plan it backwards from the skills it is building — and we keep asking whether a three-year-old can really do it, whether it leaves room for a kid's own ideas, and whether it's genuinely fun.
Pinching, pouring, cutting, hopping, balancing, reaching — every activity is chosen to strengthen small hand muscles and big-body coordination in ways that actually build.
A craft is never just a craft — it's a mission, a story, a job to do. Kids stay engaged far longer when the pretend comes first and the project follows.
Clear steps get children to a finished piece they're proud of, then leave open space for their own colors, choices, and ideas. No two come out alike.
Steps are short, materials are laid out in order, and the visuals are borrowed straight from the classroom — so kids practice staying with a task and noticing the small stuff.
Predictable routines, a calm beginning and ending, and plenty of grace for big feelings when the glue stick doesn't cooperate. Frustration is part of the plan, not a problem.
Materials are picked to be touched, smelled, squished, and explored — giving children a safe, low-pressure way to investigate the world around them.
Kind words from our families
I just purchased the Fall Craft Kit for my daughter's friend whose birthday party we're attending. It's such a great gift idea for anyone who loves to craft. The instruction cards are so detailed and helpful. I love how all the required materials are already included and you get several different crafts in one box. Thanks Mini Doers Club. I will definitely purchase more for my kids and for gift options in the near future. Great product.
— Erin
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