Each book was created at my kitchen table with one goal in mind — making learning feel joyful, simple, and meaningful.
From ABCs to life skills to seasonal fun, every edition is designed to spark creativity, build confidence, and create little moments that matter.
The Kid Edit: Springtime Edition celebrates fresh starts, growing minds, and joyful little moments.
Filled with garden-themed activities, baby animal matching, bug discoveries, coloring pages, and hands-on learning prompts, this edition blends early education with seasonal fun.
Designed to encourage curiosity about nature, growth, kindness, and change, Springtime Edition helps children explore the world around them while building foundational skills — all in a playful, approachable way.
Because spring isn’t just a season — it’s a reminder that little things grow into big things.
The Kid Edit: ABC Edition makes learning letters feel playful and hands-on. Designed at my kitchen table for my own little learners, this book blends tracing, coloring, and creative prompts to build confidence alongside literacy skills.
Perfect for preschool and early kindergarten, each page encourages curiosity, creativity, and connection — because learning should feel joyful, not rushed.
The Kid Edit: Numbers Edition introduces counting, number recognition, and simple addition through playful activities and hands-on creativity.
Created to make early math feel approachable and fun, this book helps little ones build foundational skills while still leaving room for imagination and giggles.
The Kid Edit: Life Skills & Social Learning Edition was created to help children build confidence, kindness, and emotional awareness in everyday life.
Designed at my own kitchen table for real-world moments — big feelings, learning to share, problem-solving, and understanding others — this book gently guides children through social situations in a playful, age-appropriate way.
Through coloring pages, prompts, simple scenarios, and creative activities, kids practice empathy, responsibility, communication, and independence — all while keeping learning light and encouraging.
Because growing up isn’t just about letters and numbers — it’s about becoming kind, capable little humans.
