This is an example family. You're seeing Maya, whose grandad died, so you can see how it works.
Set up my childYour dashboard
How Maya is doing
Last used yesterday. 5 activities this week. You see how they're feeling and what they've done, never what they wrote or drew.
Your course · The first few weeks
Step 1 of 4: Honest words
Children cope better with the truth, told simply, than with gaps they fill in themselves. Gaps usually get filled with something scarier, often their own fault.
Things to talk about this week
- Ask: “What have you heard about how they died?” Gently put right anything that isn't true.
- Say it plainly: “Nothing you did, said or thought made them die.”
- Tell your child what will stay the same this week: who will look after them, school, bedtime.
In Maya's space: What happened · For you: Telling your child
How they've felt
From their daily feelings weather
- MonRainyRainy
- TueCloudyCloudy
- WedNo check-inNo check-in
- ThuStormyStormy
- FriUp and downUp and down
- SatSunnySunny
- SunNo check-inNo check-in
Ups and downs are normal. Grief comes in waves.
What they've been doing
- Feelings weatherYesterday
- Balloon breathingYesterday
- what-happenedFriday
- Memory boxThursday
- Balloon breathingTuesday
Workshops
- What happened3 of 4 parts
- All my feelingsLocked
- Remembering someone specialLocked
- Looking after meLocked
- Feeling safe againLocked
- Ups and downsLocked
Locked workshops open with the family plan. Maya sees “waiting for your grown-up”, never a price.
Maya's space
What Maya can use. Changes reach their device next time it's opened.
27 of 27 activities switched on for ages 6 to 8, plus 6 workshops.
Choose activities and moreIdeas for this week
- Invite Maya to try the All my feelings workshop, ideally with you nearby.
- Do a together workshop: Our memory jar takes about 25 minutes.
- Read one of the Questions kids ask cards together at bedtime.
- Read Why they're laughing one minute and crying the next.