Designed around child development psychology

Give your kid a daily dose of feeling loved.

Two small, science-matched moments a day, for every stage of childhood — because how loved and supported your child feels at home shapes far more than just their mood.

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No subscription. No ads. Just a daily nudge to show up.

Backed by research: children who feel consistently loved and supported at home show stronger academic performance and greater emotional resilience.

Sources: The Gottman Institute · Frontiers in Education, 2023

The science

What actually happens in your child's brain

DOSE is built around four neurochemicals — the same ones researchers point to when they talk about connection, confidence, and resilience.

Dopamine

Builds real confidence — through small wins your child earns themselves.

Oxytocin

Builds trust and security — through touch, closeness, and full attention.

Serotonin

Builds self-worth — through pride, purpose, and being truly seen.

Endorphins

Builds resilience — through movement, laughter, and shared joy.

How it works

One less decision, every day

You don't plan anything. DOSE already has.

01

2 moments, matched to your kid

Every day, DOSE suggests two quick activities per child — already picked for their exact age, from toddler to teen.

02

Never the same day twice

348 activities and 120 ready-to-send texts for teens, rotating so it stays fresh for months, not days.

03

No guilt, ever

A grace day protects your streak when life gets in the way — because consistency beats perfection.

Every age

Grows with your kid, automatically

2–4

Toddler

Sensory play, silly rituals, simple wins that build early trust.

5–8

Kid

Imagination, helper roles, confidence-building challenges.

9–12

Tween

Real responsibility, skill-building, honest conversation.

13–17

Teen

Respect, trust, and daily texts that connect without smothering.

348

Activities

120

Teen texts

4

Age ranges

2/day

Not overwhelming

Small moments. A lifetime of happiness.

Be the parent your kid brags about.