Research shows that talking about consent and boundaries from the age of three increases self-awareness, self-esteem, and allows kids to recognize and confront things that are uncomfortable or inappropriate. In this class, we will talk about our personal space bubble and ways to keep ourselves safe if someone invades it.

In today's digital world, giving a child their first device is a significant milestone. Our Media Mindset workshop provides the essential foundation children need before stepping into the digital landscape, whether through tablets, smartphones, or smart watches.

Drawing from Harvard's renowned "Project Zero" curriculum and Common Sense Media's expert resources, we've created an engaging, age-appropriate program that combines education with empowerment. Through interactive activities and guided discussions, children learn to:

- Navigate the digital world with confidence and awareness

- Recognize and respond to uncomfortable situations

- Build healthy technology habits that support their wellbeing

- Practice decision-making through real-life scenarios

Proactive Protection

Led by experienced educator Konika Ray Wong, M.Ed, the workshop includes thoughtful, age-appropriate guidance on handling unexpected content. By providing children with clear strategies and encouraging open communication with trusted adults, we help prevent potential distress from accidental exposure to inappropriate material.

This workshop isn't just about rules and restrictions – it's about empowering our children to become critical thinkers and responsible digital citizens who understand how to protect their wellbeing in an increasingly connected world.

Our workshop will culminate with a fun science project: creating mindful glitter jars. These serve as beautiful reminders to listen to our bodies and moderate our screen time consumption.

Puberty Power (Just for kiddos)

We will celebrate growth by reframing the changes associated with puberty as superpowers. From mood swings to breast buds, building body confidence is all about having an attitude of gratitude that our bodies are healthy and growing.

We will encourage a little self care and good hygiene by making fruity fizzy bath bombs.

Go with the Flow (Just for the kiddos)

GPS founder and author, Konika Ray Wong, M.Ed will read her children’s book, “One in a Million - A First Book About Periods.” Using a wide variety of visual aids, we will explore the science of menstruation and all of the new and old inventions that help us manage our periods. 

This session will culminate with two super fun science experiments.

CuriosiTea Ceremony (Grown-ups & Kids Together)

Parents and caregivers will join us for the final part of this session: a special tea ceremony. This unique opportunity creates a safe and supportive community, fostering open conversations and shared wisdom. By modeling how to discuss growth and change with confidence and openness, we help our daughters experience a dialogue that is both empowering and free of shame.

We’ll sip our chai lattes and nibble on small bites while Konika answers the questions submitted by the children into the curiosiTea pot. Then each girl and grownup will create a glass bead cycle tracker bracelet together and explore interactive stations together.