I’m Khadija Ashworth — a former lawyer turned homeschooling mother, then a consultant and coach specializing in helping parents unlock their children’s full potential.

Over the past six years, I have dedicated myself to creating content focused on nurturing imagination, curiosity, and creativity. By the grace of God, my programs have reached and benefited more than three thousand Arab Muslim families around the world. I’ve also been blessed to build a community of over half a million followers.

During this journey, I authored a book on early childhood education and launched a practical course to help parents understand their children’s natural instincts and support them in reaching their full potential.

But my true passion centers around one urgent question:
How can we bring out the best in our children in a world full of distractions?

Today’s real challenges for us as parents and educators lie between two extremes:

• The child’s easy access to fast, flashy entertainment that offers empty stimulation, failing to nourish the mind or enrich the imagination.

• And the restrictions of traditional educational systems that often don’t give children enough space to grow their innate creativity.

As a mother of four, these challenges are not just professional interests—they are deeply personal.

When we talk about nurturing a child’s creativity, my years of experience as a mother, educator, writer, and content creator have led me to a simple two-part approach:

First: Understanding the building blocks of creativity

In simpler terms, this means identifying what a child needs in order to be creative. Awareness and knowledge of these creative factors are the first step.

Second: Applying that understanding!

And applying it requires the caregiver to have a limitless mental toolkit of opportunities that spark and grow the child’s creativity.

This course began in a very simple way—by sharing photos and videos of activities my own children were doing. But soon, these posts became a source of inspiration and sparked many questions from other mothers:

“Can my child do this too? How do I help them? How did you learn what’s right for your child?”

I always aimed to offer advice and suggestions, but I knew that starting—and continuing—can be very difficult for parents without a clear structure.

So I created this training course: a structured, easy-to-follow program that brings together my experience and insights, and delivers them to you in the form of practical, actionable steps. Steps that will help you truly understand the elements of creativity and nurture it in your child—effectively and confidently.