The Most Important Subject They Won’t Finish by 3PM.

—  Social & Emotional Development Starts at Home

The toughest parenting moments rarely happen on a schedule. They happen when your child can’t calm down after a long day at school, struggles to share with a sibling, feels left out by a friend, or when things just don’t go as expected. These moments shape social and emotional skills for life—but parents are rarely given the tools to make the most of them.

Developed in partnership with Harvard’s EASEL Lab, Moxie helps families build these skills through short, guided experiences designed for everyday life. Because confident kids grow up with Moxie.

mom using the moxie app with her daughter
—  Social & Emotional Development Starts at Home

The Bridge Between School and Home

Children spend much of their day learning academic skills in school.

But many of the experiences that shape social and emotional development happen somewhere else: at the dinner table, during bedtime routines, at birthday parties, running errands, at soccer practice — navigating friendships, sibling conflict, disappointment, and big feelings.

Parents know these moments matter. But most are navigating them without much guidance.

A Typical Day
8AM – 3PM
🏫 School
3PM
The Gap
9PM+
🌙 Sleep
8AM 10AM 12PM 3PM 6PM 9PM
🏫
School Day (8AM – 3PM)
Academic learning, SEL in the classroom, structured teacher support
After 3PM — The Gap
Dinner tables, car rides, homework, friendships, big feelings — where most emotional development actually happens
Moxie lives here

Meet Moxie

Dr. Stephanie Jones Headshot

“Moxie is designed to support parents and caregivers by providing resources, strategies, and activities that strengthen relationships and nurture social and emotional skills — both of which are essential to a child’s mental health and overall wellbeing.”

Stephanie M. Jones, PhD
Director, EASEL Lab at the Harvard Graduate School of Education  ·  Moxie Co-Founder
—  EARLY ACCESS

Built for Families. Designed to Grow. 

Moxie is preparing for pilot partnerships with schools, districts, and community organizations beginning in late 2026.