Let Grow champions childhood, helping kids build confidence, resilience, and self-reliance through independent play and real life experiences. We are making it easy, normal, and legal to encourage independence in kids. Through our free resources, tools, and programs like the Let Grow Experience and Let Grow Play Clubs, we’re helping families and schools empower our next generations.
Want students to start doing and thinking more on their own? We’ve got independence-boosting projects, curricula and contests for kids K-12, and courses for teachers, too. Many are free!
Kids have the right to some independence, and parents have the right to give it to them— without getting arrested. Here’s how we’re shifting the legal landscape, and how you can help.
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Many kids don’t get the social interaction they need to develop into empowered adults. Play Club is an intentional way for us to provide that for our students.
My husband and I have learned how to actually teach our kids to be independent. Whereas in the past we were giving them everything.
Now I can send my kids outside to play without worrying I’ll get arrested.
I just love Let Grow — you’ve created something wonderful and so necessary. My son and I just signed the Pledge of Independence.
My 4-year-old cooked dinner for the family the other night (pancakes, eggs, sausage) and she was PROUD. Please keep the positive rhetoric going, I will keep learning from you AND my children!
I can now make the decisions that are best for my children and not live in fear I am being judged and could be arrested.
I nudge him a little bit past his comfort zone every chance I get because he needs to know that I trust him to handle the situation — so he can trust himself.
Many kids don’t get the social interaction they need to develop into empowered adults. Play Club is an intentional way for us to provide that for our students.
My husband and I have learned how to actually teach our kids to be independent. Whereas in the past we were giving them everything.
Now I can send my kids outside to play without worrying I’ll get arrested.
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