3D Carrot
3D Broccoli
3D Apple
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Turn Your Picky Eater
Into a Hero.

A magical digital adventure where interactive stories and lessons teach your child to love healthy food from the inside out.

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Meet the Characters

Join our heroes on their adventure to better health.

Gus
Food Exploration

Gus

The lovable "Tummy Friend" who turns food education into a magical adventure. With her wild ginger hair and gardening tools, she guides kids through games and stories that prove healthy food fuels their body from the inside out.

Bifido
Microbiome Diversity

Bifido

A cheerful "Happy Bug" and Micro-Hero working hard to keep the garden blooming. Bifido helps children visualize probiotics as friendly seeds that need care and healthy food like yogurt to grow strong.

Lacto
Probiotic Balance

Lacto

A distinct "Happy Bug" who teams up with Gus to show that different bacteria have special jobs. By matching Lacto with friends, children learn that a diverse garden is a healthy garden.

The Grumpy Bugs
Waste Education

The Grumpy Bugs

Tricky characters representing the "weeds" trying to take up too much space. Instead of being scary, they teach kids that we simply need to "sort" them into the compost bin to make room for the good guys.

Broomy the Fiber Broom
Digestive Transit

Broomy the Fiber Broom

A high-energy hero made of wheat and oats, serving as the ultimate clean-up crew. In games like "Poop Patrol," he sweeps away sticky messes to teach kids that fiber keeps everything moving smoothly.

The Sugar Villains
Sugar Awareness

The Sugar Villains

Appearing as "sticky blobs" or stormy meteors, these obstacles show what happens when we overload on sweets. They act as "bad weather" in the garden, helping kids understand why too much sugar makes their tummy sluggish.

The Smooth Snake
Healthy Digestion

The Smooth Snake

This friendly mascot helps your child become a "Poop Detective" by identifying healthy digestion. He appears on the daily chart to celebrate when kids have eaten enough "fuel" to keep things running smoothly.

The Rabbit
Hydration Awareness

The Rabbit

Represents the little "droppings" that appear when we haven't had enough water or fiber. He serves as a gentle reminder to little detectives that it's time to help Gus by drinking more water or eating a crunchy snack.

The Happy Signal
Gut-Brain Connection

The Happy Signal

A sparking messenger traveling up the "Brain-Tummy Phone" (vagus nerve). It simplifies the complex gut-brain axis into a fun game of sending positive texts from the tummy to the head when the belly feels safe.

The Stress Cloud
Emotional Regulation

The Stress Cloud

Floating fogs that can block happy messages and give your child "butterflies." By dodging these clouds, children learn that staying calm helps their tummy send clear signals to their brain.

3 Steps to a Happy Tummy

(And a Happy Dinner Table)

Level 1
We Send The Magic
We Send The Magic

Every two weeks, you unlock a fresh "Drop" containing a new game, story, and activity bundle. No prep required - just open and play.

Level 2
They Play to Learn
They Play to Learn

Your child helps Gus care for her "Inner Garden" through fun, simple web games. They learn why fiber is a "broom" and sugar is a "storm."

Victory
You See The Change
You See The Change

Watch the magic happen offline. Suddenly, they want to eat the carrots because "Gus needs fuel" and "The bacteria are hungry."

What's Inside a Drop?

Every kit is packed with science, stories, and tools designed to make gut health fun and understandable.

For Kids
The Game

The Game

Interactive Web Game – Fun, HTML5 challenges like "Sugar Sorter" or "Fiber Broom."

For Kids
The Story

The Story

Interactive Audio Story – 5-minute adventures perfect for car rides.

For You
The Parent Hack

The Parent Hack

1-Page Science Guide – Biology explained simply.

For Kids
The "Gross" Recipe

The "Gross" Recipe

"Gross-But-Yummy" Recipe – E.g., Green Slime Smoothie.

For Kids
Offline Fun

Offline Fun

Giant Printable Map – Color in the digestive tract as they progress.

For Kids
The Tracker

The Tracker

Daily Habit Trackers – "Poop Detective" charts.

For Kids
The Badge

The Badge

Digital & Print Rewards.

For Family
Table Talk

Table Talk

Cards: "If your tummy could talk..."

For You
The Result

The Result

Real-World Behavior Change – Zero nagging, just understanding.

From "Picky Eater" to Gut Guardian

A structured journey that turns nutrition into a game they want to win.

Lesson 1
The Basics

Meet Gus & The Inner Garden

Your child discovers that their tummy is a magical garden and they are the gardener in charge.

Lesson 2
Energy

The Yummy Fuel Station

Learning that food is fuel—some makes the car go fast (fruit/veg), and some creates sludge (sugar).

Lesson 3
Digestion

The Chewing Chomp

Why chewing 20 times turns the mouth into a "super blender" that unlocks secret energy.

Lesson 4
Anatomy

The Slide to the Stomach

A wild ride down the esophagus slide—learning how food travels one-way!

Lesson 5
Absorption

The Magic Fingers (Villi)

Meet the tiny "shag carpet" fingers that grab vitamins and high-five the healthy food.

Lesson 6
Bacteria

Meet the Micro-Heroes

Introduction to the "Good Bugs" (Probiotics) that live in the garden and help plants grow.

Lesson 7
Waste

Fiber is the Broom

Using the "Fiber Broom" to sweep sticky messes and keep the garden path clean.

Lesson 8
Moderation

The Sugar Storm

How too much sugar creates "bad weather" and clouds in the garden (without guilt/shame).

Lesson 9
Variety

The Rainbow Plate

Unlocking superpowers by eating different colors—Red for heart, Orange for eyes!

Lesson 10
Hydration

Thirsty Gus

Why water is the "rain" that keeps the garden green and the slide slippery.

Lesson 11
Gut-Brain Axis

The Brain-Tummy Phone

Discovering the secret telephone line (Vagus nerve) that lets the tummy text the brain.

Lesson 12
Mastery

The Graduation Feast

A final celebration where your child earns their "Guardian of the Gut" Diploma.

Why Parents Trust Us

We take the guesswork out of teaching kids about nutrition.

Science-Backed

Built on pediatric nutrition research and child psychology principles.

Made by Parents

Created by parents who've been through the picky-eating struggle.

Screen-Smart

Designed to teach, not addict. Short sessions, real-world activities.

Kid-Tested

Every game and story tested with real kids aged 4–8.