For health plans
Help your members put developmental science into practice at home.
Educate parents and caregivers with clear, practical guidance from preconception through age 18. Each child has their own guidance, matched to their stage and shared with the people caring for them.
Request a walkthroughOngoing education for families
Guidance that continues through age 18.
Parents and caregivers keep learning as a child grows. Resilient Kids gives them regular guidance for the stage they are in, with earlier guidance available to revisit.
A health plan can sponsor education that families use throughout pregnancy, early childhood, the school years, and adolescence. Each sibling follows their own journey in the same family account.
See how the guidance worksWhat members receive
Science parents can understand and caregivers can use.
Families receive an explanation of the research, a clear focus, and practical actions they can try at home. Read a sample week.
Guidance for each child
A baby and an older sibling each receive guidance matched to their own stage. Caregivers can follow both in one account.
See the family accountCaregivers can learn together
Parents can invite partners, grandparents, and other trusted caregivers. Each person has their own login and can read the same guidance.
Explore caregiver accessPractical things to try
Caregivers can read why a topic matters and choose an action to try with their child during everyday family life.
See an exampleEnglish and Spanish
Families can use Resilient Kids in English or Spanish.
Read a sample in SpanishSupport as family life changes
Guidance includes adoption, foster and kinship care, separation, blended families, and bereavement.
Explore family supportResearch families can explore
Evidence notes explain the basis for the guidance and link to sources for parents and caregivers who want to learn more.
See how we use researchDevelopmental science, clearly explained
Help families understand what the research means at home.
We draw on research reviews and current guidance from public-health agencies and professional organizations. Our editorial checks cover the sources, the explanation, and the practical actions we suggest.
Read how we select and check the researchEducation alongside professional care
Parents and caregivers can use Resilient Kids between visits to learn about their child’s development and try practical actions at home.
Their clinician provides screening, diagnosis, treatment, and advice about the child’s individual health needs.
See our role alongside cliniciansSponsored access
Bring Resilient Kids to the families your plan covers.
Tell us which members you want to reach. We’ll discuss the households you would sponsor, how families would enroll, and the support your team needs.
The sponsorship agreement sets the cost, access period, and arrangements for continued guidance as children grow.
How monthly guidance fits into sponsored access
Monthly guidance for older children is included while the household has a child receiving weekly guidance. Continued sponsored access after every child moves to monthly guidance depends on the agreement.
Read about sponsored family accessTell us about your members
Share your plan’s service area and the families you hope to reach, such as expecting parents or families with children of different ages.
Review the app together
See the guidance, caregiver access, and family experience. Bring your questions about the science and privacy.
Agree on access and support
Discuss enrollment, costs, support, and continued access before inviting members.
Family privacy
Families choose who they invite.
Parents and caregivers manage invitations to their family account. Health plans that sponsor access do not receive identifiable family app activity. Any organizational reporting must remain aggregate and non-identifiable.
Read about family privacyLet’s talk
Discuss access for your members.
Tell us about your health plan and the families you want to reach. You can also request a walkthrough of Resilient Kids.
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