Real world support for real world kids.
One shared place where the adults around your child stay on the same page, with gentle, practical support for the hard moments. At home, in school, and everywhere in between.
Does any of this sound familiar?
If even one of these feels close to home, you're not on your own, and you're not doing anything wrong. The supports around a child don't always talk to each other, and it's usually a parent who ends up holding it all together.
- You're waiting for supports, and not sure what to do in the meantime.
- You explain your child all over again to every new teacher, SNA or therapist.
- You're emailing the same reports and plans to everyone, one at a time.
- You hear about a hard day in school long after it's over.
- Something works at home, but nobody in school knows about it, or the other way round.
- School mornings have become hard, and everyone has a different plan.
Everyone around your child, on the same page.
Parents, grandparents, teachers, SNAs and therapists each see a different part of your child's day. Busy Brains brings it together in one calm, private place, so what helps at home can help in school too, and nobody has to start from scratch.
You set it up, and you decide who joins. Families in the pilot use it free for 14 days.
In the moment
Gentle, practical guides for when things get hard, at home, in class or out and about.
Over time
See what's actually helping your child, so you can build on it.
Together
Everyone who supports your child, sharing what they see, in one place.
Something to hold onto when the feelings get big.
A new kind of regulation tool, designed from years in the room with families. It helps kids settle their body and show how they feel, even when the words won't come.
- One tool, every adult. The same tool at home, in school and in therapy, so everyone's speaking the same language.
- Works without words. Made for children who don't speak, and for the ones who can't in that moment.
- Made for everyday life. Durable, safe, and with no removable parts.
Hi, I'm Megan.
I've spent years alongside children and their families, through big feelings, anxious mornings, school worries and all the everyday moments that can feel so much harder than they should.
Time and again, I'd see something that really helped a child in our sessions get a little lost once they went home or back into the classroom. Not because anyone was doing anything wrong. There just wasn't anything there to carry it with them.
So I started building what I always wished I could hand to families: one shared place for the adults around a child, and gentle, practical tools that go wherever your child goes.
I'll always be honest with you, and I'll always be kind about it. And whatever you're dealing with right now, you're doing more than you think.
Read the Busy Brains storyTell us what it's really like.
Two short surveys: one for families, and one for the people who teach and support children every day. Your answers go straight into how the tools and the platform are built.
For parents and carers
What your child finds hard, what's helped, and what you wish existed.
Take the parent surveyFor teachers, SNAs and educators
What you see in the classroom, and what would make supporting children that bit easier.
Take the educator surveyBe first to try the tools.
You'll hear about the tools' launch in 2027, and anything new on the platform, before anyone else.
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