Learn more about how we developed Moxie to help promote learning and act as a springboard for children to engage with others and the world around them.
The marshmallow study was first conducted at Stanford University by Walter Mischel in the 1970’s. This began a series of studies around how kids develop self-control and s...
Communicating difficult or unpleasant emotions is hard. For children, who may not yet have the words to describe their big or scary feelings, soothing, regulating, and tal...
Developed by a veteran team of technologists, neuroscientists, child development specialists, and creative storytellers, Moxie is a robot designed with the latest technolo...
As with adults, emotional intelligence in children means smart and healthy management of an individual’s own thoughts and emotions. This includes empathy, or the ability to...
Childhood anxiety is similar to adult anxiety, and is generally defined as intense fear, worry, or dread which may or may not be warranted in a given situation.Â
At age 7 kids are moving past their own scope of experience and comparing it to that of their peers. Kids start to experience embarrassment, the fear of not fitting in, gui...
