Science-backed resources to help parents build kids’ life skills, confidence and independence - at home.
True and Bartleby are in the Nurture app. We've partnered with Guru Studio to bring True and the Rainbow Kingdom into the Nurtureverse as interactive stories your child can play. For a lot of families, True is already a familiar face. Since launching on Netflix in 2017, the...
Problem-solving activities for preschoolers ages 3–5: 12 hands-on ideas organized by skill, with prompts you can use today at home.
Talking about money with a 5-year-old is hard. Watching them spend, save, and pool coins to build something they care about is different. In Nurture's Scooter Park Fun adventure, your child plays through the moments where spending, saving, and sharing finally make sense.
A complete guide to the spend, save, share method for ages 4–7. Includes age-appropriate splits, how to set up the three jars, and what to do at every moment.
The best financial literacy games for kids ages 4–7, and what to look for when choosing them. A grounded review of board games, pretend play, and digital adventures.
Most "teach kids to save" advice skips why saving is so hard at ages 4–7. This guide covers the developmental side, the save jar method, and what to do when they want to spend it all.
Teaching kids about money before age 7 is when it matters most. This practical guide for parents of 4–7 year olds covers what children can actually understand at each age, the three-jar method, and how to turn everyday moments into money lessons.
