We focus on understanding the brain-body science behind your child's behaviors rather than just offering management strategies. Instead of seeing behaviors as problems to fix, we help you recognize them as communication from your child's nervous system. This understanding-first approach creates lasting change and stronger relationships.

Not at all! We translate complex brain science into accessible, practical insights. Kind of like coffee with a friend who nerds out on neuroscience.

At Little Brains and Bodies, we use the term brain domains to describe five core systems that drive how kids sense, move, think, feel, and connect. These aren’t random—they’re key neurological functions that grow rapidly in the early years and shape everything from attention to emotion to independence.

Our content is grounded in current neuroscience research, developmental science, and educational research. We cite our sources and stay current with evolving understanding in the field.

Perfect! Our approach is about understanding your individual child's brain-body system, not fitting them into categories. Every brain is unique, and our framework helps you understand your child's specific patterns and needs.

As a member, you’ll unlock our full library of premium resources—deep dive article series on every brain domain, observation guides, practical tools and trackers, and monthly new content—plus access to Q&A sessions with real parent-to-parent support.

Most resources are designed with ages 2–8 in mind, when brain systems are rapidly developing—but the insights are useful for older kids too.

Yes, select tools and trackers are downloadable. Articles and deep dives live inside the membership for easy access.

Our resources are backed by brain science and designed specifically for parents of neurodivergent and sensitive kids. Instead of generic tips, you’ll get clear frameworks, observation tools, and strategies you can actually apply.

Yes! There's no long-term commitment. Cancel anytime and keep access to everything you've downloaded.

Membership is for individual family use. If you’re an educator or professional, reach out—we offer team and school options.

Absolutely. We believe neurodivergence is a natural part of human diversity. Our approach celebrates different ways of experiencing the world and focuses on supporting each child's unique neurological design.

Our primary focus is ages 2-8, though many concepts apply more broadly. We address the specific brain-body patterns and developmental considerations most relevant to early childhood.

We don't focus on diagnostic categories. Instead, we help you understand your individual child's brain-body patterns, whether they have a diagnosis or not. Our approach complements any professional services your child may receive.

We provide education and support that complements professional services—we never replace them. Think of us as helping you understand the brain-body science behind what therapists, teachers, and other professionals might recommend.

Yes! Many of our resources are designed to help bridge home and school understanding. We also offer a School Advocacy Add-on with specific tools for educator communication.

Our approach is about understanding your child's unique patterns, not applying one-size-fits-all solutions. The community support helps troubleshoot and adapt strategies for your specific situation. Plus, we offer a 14-day free trial to explore.

We do offer consultation packages for families wanting personalized support. Email us at hello@littlebrainsandbodies.com for more information about availability and pricing.

You'll be charged $29 every month on the same date you first subscribed. You can cancel anytime through your account or by emailing us.

While we don't offer pause options, you can cancel and re-subscribe anytime. You'll retain access to anything you've downloaded during your membership period.

All articles are available in both text and audio (podcast) format. Videos include closed captions. All downloadable resources are PDF format.

Yes! All content is mobile-friendly and can be accessed on any device. You can also download resources for offline use.

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