This movement started with one mother's refusal to settle. “I was absolutely heartbroken when I saw the negative effects mainstream edutainment had on my daughter’s self-esteem. I grumbled for a while and then got to work.” said Keeana Saxon, Esq., the Founder & CEO. Keeana's a Boston mom, an attorney, and an educator. And, she got tired of watching her daughter search for herself in curricula that barely acknowledged she existed. So, she built something better, something research-based, standards-aligned, and joyful. No busywork. No retrofitting. Now, she and her team want to share what they’ve created with daycares and families.