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We work every day to build the foundations for a better future

Early education is crucial. The website Storiz.kids (Kids’ Best Interest Domain) is offering high quality stories in a trusted entertaining and educational online space for children and parents that relies on the United Nations Convention regarding the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) for its guiding principles and protection policy.

 

These principles are intended to prohibit the publication of illegal or inappropriate content. We go further by refusing the untimely irruptions of any form of solicitation or advertising. We will also do everything possible to ensure that the content is available in all possible languages.

 

The Dot Kids Foundation is managed by a non-profit organization.

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A Complete Approach

Storiz’s mission is to provide affordable, high-quality stories to promote a good development of each child’s imagination and creativity.

You will find detailed information in the For The Parents section once your account has been created.

What Parents Say

We conducted a test last year to analyze the reaction of parents and children. We were spoiled! Here are some of the comments.

Once the account is created, parents will find several useful tips and advice to address basic concepts that are important for children to understand from an early age. This will allow them to better deal with the various problems encountered over time.
These supplements and advice are derived from the works and research of Dr. A. Berset, PhD, Doctor in psychology (pedagogy section – University of Freiburg).
Dr. Berset continued his research in educational sciences at the University of Tübingen (Germany) and in Chicago (U.S.A.) at the Center for studies of the Person (C.R. Rogers) and The Jolla (U.S.A.) on behalf of the Swiss National Fund for Science
He was a Professor at the University of Geneva (Switzerland) until his retirement, and actively collaborated with various journals specializing in education. He was the author of several books including “The master awakener”.

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Accept the responsabilities of one’s choices

It is important to teach children that “not everything is necessarily successful the first time, that this is normal, that one must then find a better solution and start again without ever being discouraged. And if one doesn’t get the expected results, blaming others will never help finding this solution.”

  • Growing without blaming others
  • To create a safe environment
  • To adopt good learning practices

Chase Happiness without Comparing with Others

Knowing their own self-worth from a young age, through adventure and discovery, can be a powerful tool when aiding to foster healthy perceptions.

 

In a material world, our children can be easily consumed by the latest gadgets, fashionable accessories, or current trends. With social media being so accessible to children at younger ages, their perception of self and confidence can be quickly diminished.

  • Self Confidence
  • To Create Safe Environment
  • To Foster Healthy Perceptions

There is Always a Tomorrow to Try Another Way

We know it is impossible to shield our children from the horrors we imagine are waiting for them in the world, so how does one teach their child to recover when life knocks you down?

 

The life lesson that “there is always a tomorrow” can feel encouraging when life gets tough. Reminding them they have a 100% success rate of surviving hard days shows them that they can be resilient and get through it.

  • To Focus on Recovering
  • To Create a Safe Environment
  • To Adopt Encouraging Practices

You Can’t Control what Others Do, Only Your Reaction

Another important life lesson to teach your child at a young age is: you will never be able to control what others do and you can only control how you react.

  • To Focus on Developing Self Control

Failure Doesn’t Exist … It Means Being Courageous Enough to Try

Every result depends on the type of action and approach… You simply have to change your approach to obtain another result.

 

Adults, just like children, are quickly discouraged by the word failure. However, failure is something we all experience in order to learn or move forward in our lives. As a parent, we know how important it is to encourage our children to be courageous when trying new things.

 

For example, going to school for the first time or riding a bike can all be new things that a kid can try. Teach your kid not to fear failure and remind them that they’re so brave for trying. This is a motivating life lesson that we could all be reminded of.

  • To Focus on Always Trying Another Approach
  • To Encourage Always Trying New Things

Proud to Live Your Truth

All of us are unique. Whether you are spiritual or not, most of us would agree that we weren’t made to fit inboxes. All of your quirks, talents, deficits, influences, mannerisms, and interests are some of the characteristics that make up who you are. Your children are persons with their own characteristics who deserve to shine as brightly as anyone else.

 

In a world of filters or unrealistic projections of how we should be, you can teach your children the life lesson that they should live their truth. This is one of the most important life lessons that you can teach your kids while they’re young. They are perfect and whole just the way they are, and in order for them to be truly happy in life, they need to know that they shouldn’t hide who they really are.

  • To Grow by Accepting Their Own Unique Individuality
  • To Accept Others As They Are

Self Care is Important

If you want your child to be happy, stay healthy, and have meaningful relationships with others when they grow into an adult, they should practice self-care from a young age.

 

We know to take care of our physical health we need to exercise, drink water, and eat healthily. Yet with the focus of health now shifting to include the importance of mental health as well, teaching your children that taking care of themselves mentally and emotionally is extremely imperative as well.

 

Practicing self-care as a parent is the easiest way of influencing this habit onto your children. It’s teaching them how they feel on the inside matters just as much as what is on the outside. It also teaches that it’s okay for them to have low or imperfect days, but what matters most is what they do to make themselves feel better.

  • A Good Self Esteem
  • To Be Good About Oneself

It’s the Experience that Counts, Not the Results

If you were to add up all the mistakes you’ve made in the past, including being able to undo moments you could have behaved differently, wouldn’t you feel overwhelmed and filled with regret? If you were to list all of your achievements or moments in life that made you proud, wouldn’t that reflection make you feel motivated and confident?

 

A life lesson parents can teach their children from a young age is the importance of mindset and perspective. Considering how much progress they make throughout their journey (life), rather than every teeny tiny mistake, is much more satisfying.

 

Reminding your children that every mistake is a drop in a bucket compared to what they could accomplish with the rest of their life is a powerful encouragement.

  • To Developp a Proper Mindset
  • Always Point Out the Positives of a Life Experience
  • Developing Self-confidence
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What We Offer

The LittleDino’s mission is to provide affordable, high-quality early education and childcare services to ensure every working family.

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