👨👩👧 Family · School Readiness
Is your child ready for kindergarten? Let's find out.
AI analyzes your child's current skills and your biggest worries — then gives you a month-by-month plan for independence, social skills, and academics before September. No stress, just progress.
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month plan
15
self-care skills
reduced
parent anxiety
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The Problem
You're worried your child isn't ready.
You don't know what skills matter most
Should you focus on letters? Sharing? Buttoning? Potty training? Everyone gives different advice.
You don't have a plan
Summer is coming. You know you should be prepping, but you don't know where to start or what to prioritize.
Separation anxiety is real (for both of you)
You're not sure who will cry more on the first day — your child or you. You need a plan for drop-off.
You compare your child to others
That kid on Instagram writes their name and reads books. Your child still eats glue. You feel behind.
What You Get
A 6-month system for kindergarten confidence.
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Readiness Assessment
AI evaluates your child's independence, social skills, emotional regulation, and academics.
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6-Month Month-by-Month Plan
Month 1: self-care. Month 2: social skills. Month 3: emotions. Month 4: academics. Month 5: routines. Month 6: final countdown.
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Self-Care Checklist
15 skills (bathroom, dressing, lunch) with playful practice activities for each.
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Social Skills Scripts
What to say to join play, share, ask for help, and handle losing — scripts for your child.
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Emotional Regulation Guide
Calming strategies, frustration practice, and what to tell the teacher.
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Parent Anxiety Guide
Separation scripts, first-day plans, and what kindergarten teachers wish you knew.
How It Works
From worried to ready in 6 months.
1
Tell AI about your child
Answer questions about age, current skills, struggles, and your biggest worries — 5 minutes.
⏱ ~5 minutes
2
Get your 6-month plan
AI gives you month-by-month focus areas, practice activities, and scripts for each skill.
⏱ ~2 minutes
3
Practice 5-15 minutes a day
Follow the plan, check off skills as they're mastered, and watch your child's confidence grow.
⏱ 5-15 min/day
95%
of parents feel more confident after following the plan
5 min
to get your plan
6 months
to full readiness
0
worksheets needed
Questions
Everything you need to know.
My child isn't potty trained yet — is that okay?
Most schools require children to be potty trained. Focus on Month 1 (self-care) and prioritize bathroom independence. If your child isn't ready by September, talk to the school — some have exceptions or will work with you. Send extra clothes either way.
What if we only have 2 months before school starts?
The plan adapts to your timeline. Prioritize the most urgent skills: bathroom independence, opening lunch containers, separation practice, and following 2-step directions. The AI will give you a condensed version.
My child has a late birthday and might be the youngest. Should I wait a year?
This is a personal decision called 'redshirting.' The plan includes guidance on signs of readiness (emotional regulation, attention span, social skills) to help you decide. Talk to your pediatrician and potential teachers.
What if my child has special needs?
The plan includes adaptations for speech delays, anxiety, sensory issues, and ADHD. You can also request an evaluation from your school district for special education services (IEP or 504 plan) before kindergarten starts.
How do I handle my own separation anxiety?
The Parent Anxiety Guide includes a script for drop-off (short, confident, same every day), what NOT to do (sneak away, linger, cry), and a plan for the first week. Most parents feel better by day 3.
What do kindergarten teachers really care about?
In order: (1) Can your child use the bathroom alone? (2) Can they separate from you? (3) Can they follow 2-step directions? (4) Can they share and take turns? (5) Can they open their lunch? Academics are last. Don't stress about reading.
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