Awaken your genius, no matter how old you are.

Where imagination grows into confidence

At Wonderland, children and grown-ups build dream houses, fairy houses and dragon worlds from real wood, paint and shells, entirely at their own pace. They lose track of time, find their flow and discover all that's inside them.

Lucky, the happy dragon

Hi, I'm Lucky, the happy dragon. Where shall I take you?

Our pages for families, companies and schools are in German for now. English versions are on their way.

When a piece of wood becomes a dream house

Wood and paint, shells, mini trees, stones and more than 40 other wonderful decorating materials wait on the tables. As Little Architects, children build their dream house with flowers and a toadstool; others create a dragon land with a papier-mâché volcano and a beach of shells. Nobody says how it's supposed to be done, and nobody judges what comes out. And at some point a child says, very quietly: "I made that."

That's the very moment personal development happens, and it feels like play. We call it the SSPF formula:

Self-confidence"I can do this."
Self-efficacy"I'm making something happen."
Play"I try things out freely."
Fun"I discover with joy."
A handmade dream house of little bricks with a moss garden
Lucky, the happy dragon

Let me tell you a secret: happiness grows wherever you look.

A dragon landscape with a river and a volcano, made by a child

The boy with the hunched shoulders

He was about five years old and didn't know what to build. Then he discovered the big dragon land and stood before it in wonder. "I'd love to build one like that," he whispered. Two and a half hours later, he stood in front of his very own dragon landscape, with two volcanoes and a beach made of shells, glowing from the inside.

Wonderland exists for moments exactly like this.

The whole story (in German)
Logo of the Wonderland App

A little piece of Wonderland for your pocket

Sometimes all it takes is a few minutes, and the day feels brighter again. In a short chat you find out how you're doing right now and choose a small exercise that does you good. Every exercise comes from Nathalie's own practice, gathered over more than 25 years.

For grown-ups and kids: children under 10 use it together with an adult they trust; from 10, they can use it on their own.

Try the app
Lucky, the happy dragon

Give it a try, the first 3 exercises are on me!

What families take home

Meaningful time together with the children."
Mother of a 5-year-old boy
I loved the brilliant idea of creative wonder worlds in your own colours, with dragons and volcanoes. And that the dragons bring back memories, like Fuchur, the luckdragon from The NeverEnding Story, I find especially cool."
Willy Steiner, team-building coach, father and grandfather
A very colourful and active experience. The children can get busy on their own, and also bring in the adults who came with them."
Günter Fleischer, father and grandfather

Translated from German.

Stories for little hearts, and big ones

Sometimes one story is all it takes for a heavy day to feel lighter. Nathalie's books tell of trust, courage and the laws of happiness, for reading aloud at bedtime or reading on your own.

Book cover: Noah and the First Law of Happiness

Noah and the First Law of Happiness

“Grandma, why am I often oh so sad?” asks six-year-old Noah. Grandma smiles: “I think it’s time I tell you about the 3 Laws of Happiness.” Together they travel to a small coastal village in Portugal, where Noah discovers magical moments and a touching lesson about the first Law of Happiness.

“Magical, touching, heart-opening.”Stephanie Konkol, psychologist (MA)
Book cover: Noah and the 2nd Law of Happiness

Noah and the 2nd Law of Happiness

A difficult moment, and Noah loses his calm. With a story, a game and a soothing word, his grandma helps him find it again. A book about closeness, compassion and the happiness that comes back.

“A quiet children’s book with a message that reaches far beyond the nursery.”Martin Kellerhals, CEO & Chairman, Knowledge Management International
Book cover: Melody and the Magic

Melody and the Magic

Melody lives in a little cottage deep in the forest, with five uninvited housemates who spoil every happy moment. A story about the quiet garden inside us, which we can return to at any time.

“I devoured this in one sitting! The reminder of our inner garden, that quiet place of peace we can always return to, hit deep.”Jacqui Olliver, Co-founder, Life Education Initiative
Lucky, the happy dragon, reading a book

Psst, Noah is already waiting for you!

Nathalie Sabrina Dahl and her daughter Tiffany in Barcelona Nathalie Sabrina Dahl

Once upon a time, there was a dream

A place where children play, create and, almost without noticing, discover the strength inside them. Nathalie Sabrina Dahl and her daughter Tiffany Rachel Meile dreamed it up a few years ago in Barcelona.

When Nathalie discovered personal development at 32, a new world opened up for her, and one question wouldn't let her go: why don't we learn this as children? When her grandson was born, she noticed how few activities for children truly give them something for life. That's how Nathalie's Wonderland began.

Today Nathalie brings more than 25 years of personal development, over 15 of them in coaching and workshops with more than 859 people. She sits on the board of the SDSK, the Swiss umbrella association for play and communication, and lives on a small farm in Kallern with lots of toys, horses, cats, a dog and heaps of buzzards and red kites.

More about Nathalie

Who we travel with

Wonderland has been at the BEA fair in Bern with the SDSK, and at the KMU Swiss Symposium. Thank you to everyone who opens up spaces for imagination with us.

SDSK, the Swiss umbrella association for play and communicationSpielakademie BrienzKMU SwissLzE Immersive Learning SpaceIntegra, the foundation in the Freiamt
"When children can create without pressure, and nobody asks who is better or faster, real miracles happen, small ones and big ones."Nathalie Sabrina Dahl
Lucky, the happy dragon

See you soon in Wonderland! Where shall I take you?