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WE BELIEVE

As parents, educators and therapists who have spent many years doing research on parenting and education, we believe that:

A strong connection between parent and child is the key to happiness and confidence in children.
Children need to learn psychosocial skills such as emotional intelligence, resilience, and self-confidence. These account for 75% of achievement and success, against only 25% attributed to IQ.
Daily habits create our reality. Making small daily changes will result in considerable change over time.
Reflecting on the positives at the end of each day increases optimism and happiness. Daily journaling is key to structured reflection.
Tools developed to bring parents and children together will support the joint learning of essential life skills, creating a harmonious family dynamic, reducing conflict, and resulting in happier, more confident families.

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What we do

Our series of products and tools – games, journals, courses and videos – are all designed to motivate kids to engage with their parents, while supporting the whole family’s learning.

Journals

With just 5 minutes journaling each day, your child will become happier and more confident.

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Courses

Our Growth Mindset course is delivered across bite-sized episodes, designed for busy parents and high-spirited kids to learn and develop together.

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Educational Games

FEELIT! will help you learn to identify, express, and articulate your feelings to help create stronger bonds and better communication in the family.

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Reviews

"Who knew that using a daily journal could be so fun, I'm definitely happier and more confident..."

Maddie's Magical Life

"My 9 year old son finds it very hard to talk about his emotions. Five days into journaling and I'm already beginning to see him express his emotions. It's a revelation and I hope as we continue it will give him greater confidence and reassurance in expressing himself. Highly recommended."

Ashley P - Dad of 9 year old boy

"The Journal has been a really good tool for helping Faith with her emotions and opening up discussions. With all that's going on in the world at the moment, this journal couldn't have come at a better time."

Claire Rocks: This_Mama_Rocks Blog

"This book is very well thought out and incredibly well researched. While I used it for my 9 year old, many of exercises and the overall message could be used for the whole family. It’s been very beneficial to a child who struggles with confidence. A real gem. Thank you!"

Amazon Review - Mother of a 9 year old

"The book is beautifully presented... colourful and engaging and to be honest thought provoking even for adults. This is more than just a journal where you write your thoughts.....it’s confidence boosting and overall a refreshing approach to encourage mindfulness and self awareness. Love it."

Kay G - Mother of 10 and 12 year old girls

"We think the Happy Confident Me Super Journal is AMAZING!"

NIcci Rosegarten and Ava (Aged 8)

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Charitable Work

We believe that ALL children need to be taught the key life skills promoted in our journals, courses and books. We understand that not all families are able to access our resources and so we work with charities, schools, and groups to help provide wider access to our journals through donating a journal for every journal sold through our website.

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