Choose the real-life challenge
Start with what is happening now—from friendship drama and anxiety to anger, grief, confidence, boundaries, or disappointment.
Kind Mind Club turns friendship trouble, anxiety, anger, grief, and confidence challenges into animated stories children want to watch—plus practical tools for the adults helping them grow.
Built for families, teachers, and counselors supporting ages 5–11.
Miles Actually Let It Out
A story about holding it together, feeling it all, and being safe enough to let it out.
Story previews
Watch short previews from their worlds, where hard moments can make room for honesty, belonging, support, and a fresh start.
What families and educators can expect
Characters, not chatbots
Children meet emotional ideas through memorable stories, never direct AI advice.
Adult-guided by design
Parents and educators stay in control of the topic, episode, and follow-up.
Specific enough to matter
Every recommendation begins with the real situation a child is navigating.
Turn it into a story
Tell us what happened. We connect the moment to an age-aware episode and useful next steps.
A parent might share:
“My child was excluded and now thinks nobody likes them.”
We have a story for that.Start with what is happening now—from friendship drama and anxiety to anger, grief, confidence, boundaries, or disappointment.
Kind Mind Club recommends a focused 4–7 minute animated episode featuring characters such as Miles and Mesha, with exactly two long pigtails—not an advice chatbot.
Use a practical discussion guide, printable activity, and reflection prompt to help the lesson travel beyond the screen.
Memberships
Choose access for home, a classroom, or a whole-school community.
For home
Stories and conversation tools for the moments that do not come with a script.
$19/month
For educators
$80/year
One teacher license with classroom-ready episodes, discussion guides, and printable activities.
Schools
Licensing is scoped to school size, educator access, implementation, and support needs.
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The next conversation starts here
Find an episode your child will remember—and a way to talk about it together.