Growing up should never mean giving up joy.

100%! Parents are the first and most influential educators. Your nurturing care and involvement are what shape your baby's brain, emotional well-being, and foundational skills long before they step into a classroom.

No, not at all. Newborns are naturally tuned to absorb language and rhythm. These early, delightful experiences don’t just entertain—they foster brain development and create deeper bonds, even before they can say their first word.

Not really. It’s all about quality, not quantity. Choose activities that seamlessly fit into your day—whether during playtime, bath time, or family time. A few meaningful moments of engagement can be more effective than lengthy sessions, as research shows. It’s about making every moment count.

These are self-paced, pre-recorded tutorials designed for you—the parent. First you learn and then engage with your baby through the guided audio files, activity toys, props, and books provided for each session. The app is your tool, not your baby's screen. Research shows that babies learn best through direct interaction with caregivers, not passive screen exposure, especially in the first two years.

No, any parent—or primary caregiver—can do this. The goal is to build a secure attachment by making sure your baby associates you with joyful, loving experiences, no matter who’s guiding the activity. In fact, studies show that consistent, loving interaction from any primary caregiver builds trust, emotional security, and brain growth in infants.