Use what you have
A bowl, some paper, a few things from the kitchen or the park. Start without gathering supplies.
For the ordinary moments of the day
TopParent is here for the ordinary moments of the day, the ones where you'd love to do something together but don't have the energy to plan it.
Some afternoons feel longer than the clock says.
You know the stretch. School or the day is done, dinner is still a way off, and the energy in the room needs somewhere to go.
These are the moments TopParent is made for. Not the big planned days out. Just the small in-between ones that make up most of family life.
One idea, using what's already around you
No printing, no shopping trip, no special kit. And because no two children are the same, the ideas meet yours where they are.
Fits the time you have
Tell TopParent how much time you have, from a few minutes to a longer stretch, and the idea fits it.
Meets your child today
Some days your child wants to move. Some days they want quiet. Make any idea smaller, calmer, or more active.
You're always the one deciding.
TopParent offers a starting point, never an instruction. You know your child, the room, and the day better than anyone. Start an idea, change it, pause it, or skip it and ask for another. Nothing here is a plan you have to keep up with.
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Is TopParent right for your family?
TopParent is
- Simple, play-based ideas for everyday moments
- A starting point you can always change or skip
- Built around what you already have at home
- Free, right now, for every family
TopParent isn't
- A therapy, medical, or diagnostic service
- A tutoring or grading tool
- Connected to or run by your child's school
- A plan you have to follow
A few things parents ask
What do I need at home?
Usually nothing special. Ideas are built around everyday things you already have nearby, so you can start without gathering supplies.
How long does an activity take?
As long as you want. You tell TopParent how much time you have, from a few minutes to a longer stretch, and the idea fits it.
Will there be ideas that suit my child?
You share your child's age when you describe the moment, and the idea comes back matched to where they are. If something doesn't suit them, change it or ask for another.
What if the idea doesn't suit my child?
That's fine, and expected. Change it, make it simpler, or ask for a different one. TopParent gives you a starting point, not a rule.