FAQ

Resilient Kids is a structured weekly program from preconception through age 6. Each week includes one focused topic, a few practical actions, and a simple tracking plan. The goal is clarity and follow-through — not more reading. After the 400 weeks, Monthly Guidance continues the program with one age-timed focus each month from age six through eighteen — so the guidance grows with your family into the school years.

No. The public website explains the program and shows a sample week. The value is the weekly sequence delivered over time, matched to your stage.

No. You start wherever you are (preconception, pregnancy, or your child’s age). The program aligns you to the right week in the sequence and continues forward.

No. Resilient Kids provides educational information and practical guidance. It does not diagnose or treat. For urgent concerns or red flags, consult a licensed clinician.

Resilient Kids is available now — on iPhone and iPad in the App Store, on Android through Google Play, and on the web at app.resilient.kids, in English, Spanish, and French. One account keeps every device in sync — no priority tiers, no gated access.

Plans include weekly modules, stage-based tracking, optional reminders (email and SMS), and evidence notes inside every module. One subscription covers your whole household — up to 8 children on independent 400-week timelines and up to 5 caregivers (the account owner plus 4 invited caregivers). See the Pricing page for details.

Every content area in Resilient Kids has a named advisory lane, overseen today by our Internal Editorial Review team while we onboard a named scientific advisor for each lane (with ORCID where available and institutional affiliation). Approvals are recorded as cryptographically anchored events. Advisor names and signed content areas publish on our Governance Ledger as each advisor is onboarded. See also Science & Standards.

Every published content version is hash-anchored on a public Hedera consensus log within minutes of emission. You can recompute the content hash in your own browser and confirm it matches what was anchored on the publication date. The full ledger is at /trust. Per-week verification deep-links to a content-specific verification page.

Modules are re-reviewed on a defined cadence and when relevant evidence or guidance changes. Revisions appear as a per-week diff in the app (so caregivers see what changed and why) and are re-anchored on the public chain. Major changes are also logged on /changelog.

Yes — email research@resilient.kids. Topic prioritization considers developmental timing, evidence strength, and feasibility (the same three filters our advisors use).

Yes — one subscription supports up to 8 children, each on their own independent 400-week timeline. A toddler and a newborn see completely different weekly guidance from one account.

One subscription supports up to 5 total caregivers — the account owner plus up to 4 invited caregivers (parents, grandparents, nannies, anyone helping raise your child).

Updates land in real time across every connected caregiver. Conflicts are reconciled by the order events were received; nothing is silently overwritten.

Account deletion runs through a 7-day soft-delete window — you can change your mind. After 7 days, every event your household generated is permanently removed.

Yes — open Settings → Account → Export my data. We email a secure download link to the address on your account within 72 hours; the link stays valid for 24 hours and the export covers everything your account has access to (events, accounts you co-caregive, served content history, notifications). You can also email research@resilient.kids if you prefer.

No. The app contains no third-party tracking SDKs. We do not sell or share data with advertisers.

We prioritize higher-quality evidence and consensus guidance where relevant, then interpret individual studies cautiously. We also label uncertainty when the evidence is mixed. See: Science & Standards.

Yes. As guidance evolves, modules can be revised. We prioritize stable recommendations rather than fast-moving trends. Every published version is anchored on the public chain so revision history is verifiable — see /trust.