Tiny Box launches wellbeing to see you through lockdown

Struggling to keep all your plates spinning during the Coronavirus lockdown? Juggling work, entertaining kids, and feeling guilty about screen time? We get it, and Sussex-based Tiny Box has got you.

Ethical packaging company Tiny Box has launched a wellbeing and support hub Bored? on its website to help you, your family and business to stay strong during the coronavirus outbreak.

Features include caring for your mental wellbeing and a fully loaded page with a variety of ideas to help entertain the kids. It's even put together a range of DIY art and craft ideas and printables to help kids stay creative.

Since you're trying to work hard too the page is packed with useful tips for established businesses to boost their sales during quarantine. Or maybe you’ve finally got the time to take your revolutionary idea and make it work. Whatever it is, our page is here to help, from tools and tips to get you started to branding and distribution. Click through to the Business Bootstrapping page and start building your empire today.

Keep up to date with the latest industry trends all on one page from the comfort of your own home, as well as a daily dose of uplifting quotes, laughs and fun facts.

Tiny Box CEO Rachel Watkyn said:

"This is an incredibly tough time for everyone. We can make all our lives better by working together, and sharing what works. Our hub can help you keep creative and focussed at home, whether you’re entertaining the kids, running your business, rethinking your working life or even starting up a new venture.

“We’ll be rolling out more help for designers and makers in the coming days – watch this space.”

Head over to the BORED? pages now.