Our mission is to provide simple explanations about emerging STEM concepts to the littlest learners, helping facilitate the absorption of complex details later in life.
80% of a child's brain is developed by age 3, before they even start preschool!
By the age of 5, 90% of the brain is developed. These early years are critical for building neural connections that support lifelong learning.
Introducing STEM concepts early has shown to improve aptitude in math, reading, writing, and exploratory learning.
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Technology and science shape our world more than ever before. Give your little one a jump start!
Discover the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence in simple, child-friendly terms.
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Explore the wonders of our solar system in this beautifully illustrated journey.
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Making machine learning accessible to children through colorful illustrations.
View on Amazon →Vibrant colors and wonderful illustrations children can relate to. Multiple levels of learning engage children and adults alike.
Early exposure to STEM concepts makes complex topics easier to understand later in life.
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Emerging STEM concepts can be intimidating for adults too. Baby basics make it easier for everyone!
Handeep (aka Dr. Dhoot) is the author of the Tinker Toddlers series of picture books providing simple explanations of STEM topics.
She holds a PhD in Chemistry and is an active inventor and teacher. She lives in sunny California with her husband and two very inquisitive daughters.
Her mission: expose the littlest learners to emerging STEM concepts early on to accelerate the absorption of complex topics later in life.