The practitioner behind Pineappletales

The practitioner behind Pineappletales.

Understanding the child before deciding what comes next.

Kenaa Jadeja works with children, parents and schools as a child analyst, author, neuro-art therapist and bibliotherapist — bringing together art, story and structured play as purposeful tools for development.

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Kenaa Jadeja, founder of Pineappletales.
01Why Pineappletales

Therapy that understands, and then empowers.

Vadodara · Offline + Online

Pineappletales began with a simple belief: a child’s behaviour is information, not a verdict. Look closely, and a moment can tell us how a child learns, what overwhelms them, what helps them settle and where their confidence is beginning to grow.

That way of reading the child became the starting point for everything that followed — Neuro-Art Therapy, Bibliotherapy, creative writing, parent guidance and school programmes.

Sessions are offered from the Gotri Road studio in Vadodara and online, allowing families beyond the city to work together with the same care and attention.

02The method

Working with the architecture of a growing mind.

Children are born with remarkably plastic brains — naturally wired for curiosity, exploration and imagination.

Our thoughtfully curated sessions are designed to nurture this potential through a rich blend of fine art techniques inspired by world-renowned artists, alongside woodwork, printmaking, collage and sculpture.

Each session integrates structured play planning, brainstorming, creative writing and ambidextrous practices — carefully aligned with the child’s age and stage of neuroplastic development. This ensures the experience goes beyond creating art; it actively supports cognitive growth, emotional intelligence and balanced brain development.

Alongside sessions, we offer personalised consultations that provide targeted brain-development solutions, helping parents understand and support their child’s unique learning and developmental needs.

These experiences don’t just spark creativity — they meaningfully shape the architecture of a growing mind.

03The process

From first conversation to a routine that holds.

Each stage produces something useful — an understanding, a session plan, a practice you can continue at home.

  1. 01

    Understand the child

    We begin with observation and a conversation with parents — how your child learns, what settles them, where they get stuck. Nothing is prescribed before it is understood.

  2. 02

    Design the session

    Each session is curated to the child’s age and stage of neuroplastic development, blending fine art techniques, woodwork, printmaking, collage and sculpture with structured play planning.

  3. 03

    Work through art and story

    Creative writing, brainstorming and ambidextrous practices are integrated deliberately, so the experience supports cognitive growth, emotional intelligence and balanced brain development.

  4. 04

    Extend it into the home

    Parents receive targeted brain-development solutions and a home-based growth curriculum, so progress continues between sessions rather than pausing at the studio door.

04What guides the work

Personalised. Creative. Meaningful.

01

Personalised

No two children are given the same plan. Sessions are built around the child in front of us.

02

Creative

Art, writing and story are the working method — not a reward at the end of the hour.

03

Meaningful

Every activity has a developmental purpose behind it, and parents are told what it is.

Let’s begin

Let’s begin with your child’s story.

Tell us a little about your child, and we’ll find a thoughtful way to begin — in Vadodara or online.

Offline sessions in Vadodara · Online sessions worldwide

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