One companion for the whole trip. Set who you're travelling with and where you are up top, and each section tunes itself.
A playful trivia game for ages 5โ10 โ geology & ancient civilizations, Egypt, Greece & Rome, the Inca/Maya/Aztec, castles & knights, Switzerland & the Alps, volcanoes & fossils, and a โWhere You're Goingโ section with questions about the country you're travelling to.
Stars, badges, read-aloud, and a grown-ups area for progress and settings. Works offline โ no accounts or names needed.
Pick a level and solve as many as you can. Tap the numbers to answer.
Choose a level, read the story, then answer the questions.
No screens, no gear โ games you can play anywhere, any time.
Find family-friendly spots around you, closest first, with one-tap directions. Needs an internet connection โ it looks up real places near your location.
Places from OpenStreetMap. Coverage varies; always check before relying on it. Data ยฉ OpenStreetMap contributors.
Answer a few quick questions for a calm, in-the-moment plan built on The Whole-Brain Child.
Two very different kinds of tantrum. Naming which one decides how you respond.
The child is genuinely overwhelmed. The emotional downstairs brain has hijacked the thinking upstairs brain. They literally can't reason or stop.
Your job
Comfort and connect first. Safety, soothing, presence. Not the moment for a lesson or consequence.
The child is using the upstairs brain โ a choice to escalate for an outcome. In control, watching your reaction, could stop on a dime.
Your job
Stay calm and hold a clear, kind boundary. Acknowledge the feeling; keep the limit.
Every strategy in plain language, with something you can say or do. Tap any card.
Tools to co-regulate in the moment and teach when calm. Practice them before you need them.
Kids can't tame what they can't name. Offer words:
"Discipline" means to teach, not punish. Connect and calm first, teach second.
Connected to what happened โ not random. Throwing the toy โ the toy takes a break, not "no dessert."
No shame, pain, or humiliation. Firm and kind at once.
Short and right-sized. Minutes or a day โ not weeks.
Best known ahead of time and delivered calmly โ not a threat.
Most meltdowns are downstairs-brain events from a full "stress cup." Manage the classic triggers โ doubly important when travelling.
Tantrums are a normal part of development. Some patterns are worth a conversation with your pediatrician.
Reaching out is a sign of good parenting. In the U.S. you can call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time; for emergencies call your local emergency number.
A location-based top 10 for wherever you are, plus handy checklists for the journey.
Tap any list to open it.
A kids' carry-on checklist. Tap to check off โ it saves on this device. Tuned to your Who setting.
Small moves that make a travel day smoother.
Kid-friendly local snacks and a grocery starter list for wherever you are โ it adapts to your location, just like World Trivia.