'Na Willa' Actress Enlivens Coloring Contest in Yogyakarta

A vibrant coloring competition held at Sleman City Hall in Yogyakarta recently brought together children and families for a day of creative engagement and educational activities. The event was further enlivened by the presence of Luisa Adreena, an actress from the film 'Na Willa,' who interacted with attendees and shared her enthusiasm for meeting children and families.

The initiative, supported by SGM Eksplor, is part of a commitment to foster the optimal growth and development of Indonesian children. Head of SGM, Anissa Ardiella Putri, noted that many Indonesian mothers aspire for their children to be more responsive, confident, and future-ready. She emphasized that mothers play a crucial role not only in caregiving but also as the first educators, shaping how children learn, think, and express themselves from an early age.

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Through creative activities like drawing and coloring, children can receive positive stimulation to support their cognitive development, imagination, and creativity, while also fostering self-confidence from an early age, much like the characters depicted in the film 'Na Willa.'

"Through creative activities like drawing and coloring, children can receive positive stimulation to support their cognitive development, imagination, and creativity, while also fostering self-confidence from an early age, much like the characters depicted in the film 'Na Willa,'" Ardiella explained. SGM Eksplor's mission is to nurture Indonesia's "Generasi Maju" (Advanced Generation), having provided nutrition to over 75 million Indonesian children.

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During this phase, children require comprehensive support, from appropriate stimulation to essential nutritional intake such as iron, DHA, protein, dietary fiber, and various essential vitamins to support brain development, focus, and readiness to learn.

Dr. Devie Kristiani, a pediatric specialist, underscored the critical importance of the "golden age" period, from ages 1 to 5, during which physical growth and brain development occur rapidly. "During this phase, children require comprehensive support, from appropriate stimulation to essential nutritional intake such as iron, DHA, protein, dietary fiber, and various essential vitamins to support brain development, focus, and readiness to learn," she stated. Dr. Kristiani added that activities like drawing and coloring help train concentration, fine motor skills, and emotional expression.

Endow Fierza, Deputy Branch Manager of PT Indomarco Prismatama Yogyakarta, expressed his company's belief in the long-term investment of children's development for Indonesia's future. "Through collaboration with SGM Eksplor, we want to present activities that are not only fun but also educational and easily accessible to families in various regions," Fierza said. The event aimed to provide a memorable and inspiring experience, encouraging children to express themselves boldly and confidently.

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We believe that children's development is a long-term investment for Indonesia's future. Through collaboration with SGM Eksplor, we want to present activities that are not only fun but also educational and easily accessible to families in various regions.