Give families developmental science they can put into practice at home.
Resilient Kids turns developmental science into one clear, stage-matched focus families can use between visits and across caregivers. The care team continues to provide diagnosis, screening, treatment, and clinical judgment.
See What Families Receive →Guidance families can use between visits.
Families act on guidance across different caregivers, schedules, homes, and developmental stages. Resilient Kids gives invited caregivers one shared educational resource while the referring practice receives no identifiable information about the family’s app activity.
One relevant focus
Each week begins with one priority matched to the child's stage.
Shared across caregivers
Each invited caregiver uses their own access while each child keeps an independent journey.
Science open for review
Families and professionals can review sources, evidence strength, review information, and content updates.
Share the resource. The family takes it from there.
The current process is simple: share an approved link or QR code, then the family creates and manages its own account.
Share an approved link or QR
The clinician or organization introduces Resilient Kids as an optional caregiver-education resource.
The family self-enrolls
The family creates and controls its own account.
The family chooses caregivers
Parents and caregivers decide whom to invite into the account.
The family keeps control of its activity
The referring practice does not receive identifiable family app activity.
Review the science before you recommend it.
The Science & Trust hub brings together our evidence approach, current review status, safeguards, published records, accessibility work, and research contacts.
Science & Standards
How sources are chosen, evidence strength is explained, and science becomes practical guidance.
Current Review Status
See the current process, roles, dates, and status for specific guidance.
Content Records
Review the identifiers, versions, timestamps, and coverage shown for a matching record.
Clinical Safeguards
See how caregiver education works alongside professional care.
Privacy Safeguards
See how identifiable family activity stays private from referring and sponsoring organizations.
Accessibility & Research
See current accessibility work and ways to contact us about research.
Ongoing caregiver education families can return to.
The same account supports each child’s independent journey and the invited caregivers who help carry guidance into daily routines and decisions.
First 400 weeks
One stage-matched focus each week from preconception through age 6.
Age 6 through 18
Monthly Guidance continues with one focus matched to age each month.
Independent journeys
Guidance remains specific to each child in the family account.
Their own access
Invited caregivers participate through their own access.
The care team keeps the clinical role.
Resilient Kids provides educational information and practical caregiver guidance. The care team continues to provide diagnosis, standardized developmental screening, risk assessment, treatment, monitoring, and professional judgment.
Families should bring medical, developmental, mental-health, and urgent concerns to the appropriate qualified professional or emergency service.
Resilient Kids supports
- Stage-matched caregiver education.
- Clear guidance families can understand and share.
- Coordination across invited caregivers.
- Evidence and public process materials readers can review.
The care team continues to provide
- Clinical assessment and diagnosis.
- Standardized developmental screening.
- Treatment planning and medical advice.
- Emergency, crisis, and patient-monitoring services.
Could Resilient Kids fit your practice or health system?
Ask about clinician materials, an approved link or QR code, the evidence, safeguards, or the current implementation limits.
This begins a discussion. It is not an automated referral or integration.