OBuddy: Parenting Classroom

The baby years have a hundred apps. What comes next has almost none.

OBuddy is a parenting classroom. It coaches the adult, not the child, from
toddlerhood to eighteen: 42 short courses and 210 sessions covering calm,
kindness, honesty, manners, money, courage, community and safety.

Each session gives you the same five things: what is actually happening at this
age, the idea in one line, exactly what to say, what your child then does away
from the screen, and how you will know it is working. Start anywhere. One
session on the night you need it is enough to be worth it.

It is deliberately not another screen for your child. Every lesson ends in a
real-world challenge they do away from the phone, which you confirm.

- A classroom that grows with them. Six developmental stages from one to
eighteen, so the app still knows what to say when they are fifteen.
- Grounded, and it shows you the source. Guidance is drawn from named
research and guidance: NHS and NICE, the AAP, the AASM, the Lullaby Trust,
the NSPCC, ERIC, and named studies. Where the evidence is contested or was
studied in a different age group, the app says so.
- Safety is never locked away. Body safety, online life and the
get-help information are always open, whatever else you have done.
- A coach for the hard moment. Sleep, big feelings, hitting and biting,
refusal, friendships and bullying, eating, toilet training, worry, screens,
chores, money, consent and body safety, school.
- A day that fits your family. Build the day from parts you choose, with an
age-appropriate lesson in whichever slots you want one.
- Real-world challenges and streaks, because doing beats watching.
- Each child their own. Siblings keep separate lessons, streaks and history.
- Your data stays yours. Everything is stored on your phone. No ads, no
trackers, no profiling of your child.

What it costs. Nothing. OBuddy is free: every course, every stage to eighteen, and the coach. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads.

Already using OBubba? Bring your child straight across with their history.