Made for the moment you need it.

Screen-free missions from the waiting line to a friendly wave

For

Kids 5–7 before a visit to Santa at a holiday event

Use it

At home the week before, then in line on the day

• Every hello counts: their own chair, standing close, a wave from Dad's side, or a high five
• A photo is always optional. No laps, no posing, no “naughty or nice.”
• Wish pictures, a meeting plan, and talk cards to color and bring

Screen-free missions from the family picture chart to the ride home

For

Kids 5–7 before a big family meal at Grandma and Grandpa's

Use it

The week before, then at the gathering

• Every hello counts: a wave, a spoken hello, a high five, or a hug they choose
• At the table, familiar food is welcome and nobody has to clean a plate
• A quiet kit, a quiet corner, and talk cards for a break

Screen-free missions from the first practice to the final bow

For

Kids 5–7 before their first school winter show

Use it

During practice weeks, then on show night

• If a word slips away: listen, hum, stand quietly, or join again
• Mika is one of the group, never the star. The costume always shows the face.
• My part in the show, a show plan, and a pickup spot to find Dad

Screen-free missions from packing day to landing

For

Kids 5–7 flying for the first time

Use it

At home before the trip, then at the airport and on the plane

• Follows the real order of a flight: packing, check-in, security, boarding, takeoff, the window view, and landing
• Mazes, matching, seek-and-find, picture sudoku, dot-to-dot, and calm-down pages
• A feelings meter and a first-flight certificate

Screen-free missions from packing day to Grandma's house

For

Kids 5–7 on their first long car trip

Use it

At home, then in the car and at rest stops

• Road Trip Bingo, Alphabet I-Spy, a window tally and an "Are we there yet?" tracker
• Many missions use the real view out the car window
• Winding-road and hill breathing pages for the long middle of the drive

Screen-free missions from the gear list to a night under the stars

For

Kids 5–7 before their first tent night

Use it

While planning and packing, then at the campsite

• "Look, draw, leave it": a nature notebook instead of taking things home
• Safety as play: grown-ups handle the fire and the sharp tools
• A star count, a make-your-own constellation and a night-sounds match

Screen-free missions from check-in to check-out

For

Kids 5–7 before their first hotel stay

Use it

At home while planning, then in the hotel

• Simple rules for elevators, doors and the pool, as check-and-X pages
• Design your own key card and door hanger
• A "Which floor?" elevator counting page

Screen-free missions from the first flake to warm again

For

Kids 5–7 before their first real snow day

Use it

When snow is in the forecast, then on the day itself

• Getting dressed in order: six layers, one step at a time
• The sled hill the gentle way: seated, feet first, a grown-up close
• Talk cards for “pause” and “my mittens are wet”

Screen-free missions for a first stay at Grandma and Grandpa's

For

Kids 5–7, and grandparents looking for a welcome gift

Use it

1–4 weeks before the visit, then during the stay

• Keepsakes to keep: "All about Grandma", "All about Grandpa" and an "Our recipe" card
• Honest pages about missing home, like counting the sleeps until Dad is back
• A tic-tac-toe game to play together

Screen-free missions from the big news to the first night in a new home

For

Kids 5–7 moving to a new home

Use it

From the day you share the news until the first night

• Mika's star box: design a box label, then find it in the new home
• A memory box, a postcard to the old street, and a first-night snapshot
• Pages for mixed feelings about leaving and arriving

Screen-free missions from the first walk around the block to feeling at home

For

Kids 5–7 settling in after a move

Use it

The first weeks in the new home

• Calm street-safety routines: stop, breathe, look, listen
• No-pressure friendship pages: ways to say hello, "Yes, maybe, not yet"
• Draw your own neighborhood map. No page asks for an address.

Screen-free missions from the family news to Dad time

For

Kids 5–7 before a baby joins the family

Use it

From the day you share the news through the first weeks

• A first hello they choose: a wave, soft words, or watching from the sofa
• Helping is optional, and “not now” is a complete answer
• Written for birth, adoption, fostering and blended families

Screen-free missions from the invitation to pickup time

For

Kids 5–7 before a first sleepover at a friend’s house

Use it

When the invitation comes, then packed in the overnight bag

• Staying the night, a late-over, or going home early: every ending counts
• Talk cards for “I’d like to call Dad” and “A quiet minute, please”
• No page asks for an address or a phone number

Screen-free missions from the waiting room to a sparkly smile

For

Kids 5–7 before a dental checkup

Use it

At home in the weeks before, and the day before

• Meet the people and tools: the big chair, the light, the tiny mirror
• Ways to talk to the team: raise a hand, ask, thumbs up, slow breath
• A 7-day brushing chart and "design your sticker"

Screen-free missions from the red car chair to a fresh new cut

For

Kids 5–7 before a salon or barbershop visit

Use it

At home a few days before, and the day before

• Talk cards to color and bring: "Pause, please" and "What comes next?"
• New sounds: SNIP, BUZZ, WHOOSH, SWISH
• "My hair today" and "My fresh cut" drawing pages. Every kind of hair is celebrated.

Screen-free missions from clean hands to a shared muffin

For

Kids 5–7 baking with a grown-up for the first time

Use it

Before baking day, then on the kitchen table while you bake

• "Mika or Dad?": clear kid jobs, and every hot job for the grown-up
• Measuring, clean-hands order, and "Lumpy is lovely"
• Decorate your muffin, a blank recipe card for your family's own recipe, and a certificate
• Not a cookbook: use your own trusted recipe

Screen-free missions from the waiting room to the knee tap

For

Kids 5–7 before a yearly well-child checkup

Use it

At home 1–3 weeks before, and the day before

• Meet the tools: the stethoscope, the little light, and the height chart
• Words to ask, point, and pause, plus "My checkup questions" to bring along
• No needles shown, and no promises that nothing will feel new

Screen-free missions from the swim bag to the shallow end

For

Kids 5–7 before a first group swim lesson

Use it

In the week before, then in the swim bag on lesson day

• Watching first and sitting at the edge both count
• The instructor always stays within reach, in the shallow end
• No promise that a child will swim by the end

The Get It Done Together Game

For

Adults who keep putting off small life-admin tasks, and the friend who hosts

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · solo, as a pair, 3–6 friends, or on a video call

• 30 ready-made Missions in 5 creature families, like The Paperwork Hydra and The Phone Call Portal
• Pick one small Mission, work quietly side by side for 20 minutes
• Done, Moved, Prepared and Parked on Purpose all count the same. No ranking, no shame.
• A Host Script, ten written Night Plans and a cut-out 36-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

The Clear It Together Game

For

Adults who avoid small clutter tasks and want company, and the friend who hosts

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · solo, as a pair, 3–6 friends, or on a video call

• 30 ready-made Missions in 5 creature families, like The Chairtopus and The Cable Kraken
• Pick one small space, work quietly side by side for 20 minutes
• No pressure to throw anything away: keep, return, donate, sell or park it
• A Host Script, ten written Night Plans and a cut-out 36-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

The Wrap It Up Together Game

For

Adults with small holiday tasks piling up, hosts, and friend groups who swap gifts

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · solo, as a pair, 3–6 friends, or on a video call

• 30 ready-made Missions in 5 cozy creature families, like The Ribbon Roll and The Receipt Rabbit
• Gifts, cards, packages, travel details, hosting, returns, and putting the season away
• No pressure to spend, host or make it perfect. For every holiday tradition, or none at all.
• A Host Script, ten written Night Plans and a cut-out 36-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

The Fresh Start Together Game

For

Adults starting a new season, and the friend who hosts

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · solo, as a pair, 3–6 friends, or on a video call

• 30 ready-made Missions in 5 creature families, like Calendar Deer and Carryover Snail
• One date, one drawer, one account, one tiny habit: never a whole new you
• No streaks, no resolutions. A fresh start can begin any week.
• A Host Script, ten written Night Plans and a cut-out 36-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

The Clear Your Screens Together Game

For

Adults with a full inbox, a full photo roll, and a downloads folder they avoid

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · solo, as a pair, 3–6 friends, or on a video call

• 30 ready-made Missions in 5 creature families, like The Inbox Firefly and The Backup Beaver
• Your screen stays private. Back up first, and delete only what can be recovered.
• Works with any phone, computer or tablet. No app or account needed.
• A Host Script, ten written Night Plans and a cut-out 36-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

The Paperwork Season Together Game

For

Adults who put off tax-season paperwork, and the friend who hosts

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · solo, as a pair, 3–6 friends, or on a video call

• 30 ready-made Missions in 5 creature families, like Folder Fox and Archive Tortoise
• Every Mission stops when the papers are ready for the return or for a professional
• Private by design: nobody shows numbers or forms. No tax advice, ever.
• A Host Script, ten written Night Plans and a cut-out 36-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

The Get Ready to Go Together Game

For

Adults getting ready for a trip, alone or together

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · solo, as a pair, 3–6 friends, or on a video call

• 30 ready-made Missions in 5 creature families, like Passport Puffin and Departure Fox
• Packing, plants and pets, travel day, and a calm house to come back to
• No dates, addresses or booking details on the page or on screen
• A Host Script, ten written Night Plans and a cut-out 36-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

Grandparents Edition: A Story Game for the Whole Table

For

Grandparents, grown-ups, and kids 8+ at the same table

Play

60, 75 or 90 minutes · 1–6 players, at the table or on a video call

• 60 gentle Memory Doorways in 6 families, each with a Smaller Door for an easier start
• Tell a sentence, draw it, write a word, or pass. Passing is a full turn.
• No interviews, no corrections, no memoir homework: save one small thing per story
• A Host Script, ten written Session Plans, and a cut-out 30-card deck

96 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · black ink on cream paper

A Large Print Word Search with a Story to Tell After Every Puzzle

For

Grandparents, parents, and anyone who grew up with the 1960s

Play

Alone with a pencil, or side by side with someone who asks

• 60 large print puzzles, 15 × 15 letters, easy on the eyes
• Across, down, and diagonal only. No backward words.
• A short memory note and one "Tell me" question with every puzzle
• Six chapters, from the kitchen table to the Moon landing, with all answers in the back

142 pages · 8.5 × 11 in · large print on white paper

A Cozy Puzzle Mystery for Adults: Six Connected Cases, No Murder Required

For

Adults who like logic puzzles and cozy mysteries, minus the murder

Solve

Six cases, 15–30 minutes each · alone or with a friend

• Timelines, logic grids, maps, route puzzles and a final puzzle that needs all five answers
• Every clue is on the page: no internet, no apps, no outside knowledge
• Exactly one answer per case, explained in full in the back
• A three-step hint ladder that helps without spoiling

128 pages · 8 × 10 in · black ink on white paper