Resilient Kids

Resilient Kids

Science of the first 400 weeks

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Released
July 2, 2026
Updated
November 1, 2026

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This app provides science-backed, weekly guidance for child development from pregnancy through age 18. It delivers one topic at a time, matched to your child's exact developmental stage, with expert review and verifiable content history.

✓Weekly science-backed development topics
✓Stage-matched content for children
✓Expert-reviewed modules
✓Verifiable content history
✓Per-child timelines
✓Multi-caregiver support
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What's New in Resilient Kids

3.0.1

November 1, 2026

This update makes a few things clearer: • Each week's guide says it's reviewed by our internal editorial team, and links to the evidence in Deep Research. • Exporting your data: the app explains how to ask us for a copy. • The weekly guide shows its one commitment once. • "What changed" names each updated section.

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Resilient Kids — Monthly

Weekly science-based parenting guidance.

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User reviews

Excellent Info

Lots of relevant info on what to focus on each stage.

Finally, a simple, science based guide for parenting.

This has been a breath of fresh air. So much garbage parenting advice everywhere (social media, friends, parents, coworkers etc) - nice to finally have the latest scientific research about childbirth, infants and parenting distilled into a simple week by week guide.

FAQ

What is the core learning methodology of Resilient Kids?

Resilient Kids follows a sequential learning approach, delivering one science-backed topic per week tailored to your child's specific developmental stage. This method ensures the right information is provided at the most impactful time, avoiding overwhelming users with extensive reading lists.

How does Resilient Kids track a child's progress?

The app offers stage-based tracking for each child's independent 400-week timeline. This allows caregivers to monitor development and ensure they are addressing the most relevant topics for their child's current age and stage.

Does Resilient Kids offer any certifications?

Resilient Kids focuses on providing educational and supportive content for caregivers, not formal certifications for children or parents. Its aim is to empower families with scientific knowledge for child-rearing.

What are the subscription options for Resilient Kids?

Resilient Kids offers a full 400-week program for $7.99/month or $79/year, both with a 3-month free trial. A 'Monthly Guidance' plan for older children (ages 6-18) is available for $1.99/month after the initial 400 weeks.

How is the content in Resilient Kids verified?

Every weekly module in Resilient Kids is reviewed and signed off by named scientists. Recommendations adhere to a five-tier evidence hierarchy, and uncertainty is clearly labeled. Published versions are hash-anchored on a public consensus log for independent verification.

Can multiple caregivers use Resilient Kids for the same child?

Yes, Resilient Kids supports multi-caregiver records, allowing partners, grandparents, and nannies to stay aligned on weekly priorities. Each child has their own timeline, and while caregivers share household priorities, individual read states are maintained.

What devices does Resilient Kids support?

Resilient Kids is available on iPhones running iOS 15 or later, as well as iPads and iPods. The app requires a subscription to access its full features and content.

How often is Resilient Kids updated?

The latest version of Resilient Kids is 3.0.0, last updated on October 31, 2026. The app receives advisor-curated content updates as scientific advancements evolve, ensuring the information remains current.