Thoughtful guidance for healthier digital habits.
Anxious children need bedtime stories that acknowledge worry without feeding it. Here's how to choose a gentle story, plus an original sample story you can read tonight.
Starting preschool, kindergarten, or a new class can feel big at bedtime. Use first-day-of-school stories to make the unknown feel familiar, with an original sample story for ages 4-6.
A new baby can bring excitement, jealousy, pride, and worry all at once. Use this guide and original bedtime story to help older siblings feel secure and included.
Potty training stories can make a new bathroom habit feel predictable, calm, and child-sized. Use this guide and original sample story for toddlers and preschoolers.
Bravery stories help children practice courage in a safe, gentle way. Learn what makes a confidence-building story work, with an original bedtime story for ages 4-6.
Big feelings are easier for children to understand when a story names the emotion, keeps the child safe, and shows one small way through. Includes an original bedtime story for ages 4-6.
Sharing is easier for children to understand when they can feel both sides of the moment. Use this guide and original bedtime story to help kids practice sharing without a lecture.
Reducing screen time works best when you replace what screens were doing for your child instead of just removing them. Here's a calmer, more practical approach for families with kids ages 3-10.
Screen time before bed gets a bad reputation, but the research is more nuanced than the headlines suggest. Here's what actually matters for children ages 3-10 — and a calmer way to end the day.
Not all screen time is equal. Here's what child development research actually says about passive vs. interactive screen time — and where story apps fit in for children ages 3–10.