All the materials
Each bundle covers one whole subject. Every lesson also comes standalone so you can start wherever calls to you.
SoonVisual Channel Maturation
What a newborn first sees matters. Material to pave the visual channel from the first weeks: contrasts on screen and for the wall. Stage 1 of 8 in the math path — each one prepares the next.
SoonDots — Quantities 1 to 100
The quantities program, Papás PRO version: the app shuffles, rotates and narrates the session so you can be present with your baby instead of producing material blindly. Stage 2 of 8 in the math path. For babies under 18 months, while the subitization window is active.
SoonDot Equations
After quantities come operations. 120 dot equations to show your baby addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Stage 3 of 8 in the math path. Still within the dots stage (before 18 months).
SoonProblem Solving
The step of choosing between two cards. Your baby picks the one they want and your voice celebrates — no test, no right answers. It comes after the dots: it shines once your baby knows them. Stage 4 of 8 in the math path — closes the dots stage (before 18 months).
SoonNumerals 1 to 100
After quantities come the symbols. Numerals 1 to 100 in large red, with the same automated daily session you already know. Stage 5 of 8 in the math path. If your child is over 18 months, start here: older kids skip the dots and go straight to numerals.
SoonEqualities and Inequalities
Relating dots to numerals: equal, different, greater and lesser. The app builds fresh combinations each session; you just accompany. Stage 6 of 8 in the math path — each one prepares the next.
SoonOperations with Numerals
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, now with numerals. The same format as the dot equations, one step further. Stage 7 of 8 in the math path — each one prepares the next.
SoonHigher Math
Fractions, sequences and comparisons. The most advanced stretch of the path, for when your child already handles numerals and operations. Stage 8 of 8 in the math path — the top of the journey.
Continents — Lesson 0
The first lesson: the six continents in their friendliest form. The best starting point before the regions. Works from babyhood onward.
North and Central America
Mexico, the United States, Canada and the seven Central American countries. Places, flags, food, music and an interactive map to discover together.
South America
All of South America: the Amazon, the Andes, Patagonia, and the southern Caribbean. 13 countries to discover together. Works from babyhood onward.
The Caribbean
The Caribbean islands — Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Haiti, Puerto Rico and the full garland of Lesser Antilles down to Trinidad and Tobago.
Western Europe
The Atlantic corner of the continent. Romance, Celtic and Germanic languages; the Alhambra, Moher, Mont-Saint-Michel, Lisbon.
Nordic and Central Europe
Scandinavia plus the Central European heart. Vikings, fjords, the Alps, and the great rivers of central Europe.
Eastern Europe and the Balkans
Poland, Ukraine, European Russia, the Baltics, Hungary, Romania and the cultural wealth of the Balkans. Acropolis included.
East Asia
China, Japan, both Koreas, Mongolia and Taiwan, plus India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. The Great Wall, Mount Fuji, the Taj Mahal and the Tiger's Nest.
Southeast Asia
Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and neighbors. Angkor temples, rice terraces, the Bali sea.
South and Central Asia
The Silk Road republics and the Caucasus, with Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives. Samarkand, Mohenjo-daro, Sigiriya and the Baikonur Cosmodrome.
Middle East
Turkey, Israel, the Gulf states and Persia. Burj Khalifa, Petra, Istanbul, Jerusalem.
Oceania
The youngest continent and the South Pacific archipelagos. Great Barrier, Hobbiton, Funafuti.
North Africa and the Sahel
Morocco, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia and the Sahel belt. Pyramids, the Sahara, medinas, and the Niger River.
West Africa
The African Atlantic coast. Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria. Touba, cocoa farms, the Abomey palaces.
Central Africa
The green heart of the continent. DRC, Cameroon, Gabon, the Central African Republic. Lopé, Mount Cameroon, the Congo Basin.
East Africa and the Horn
Savannas, the Rift, the Horn and the great lakes. Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, Lalibela, Lake Victoria.
Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean
The continental south plus Madagascar and island neighbors. Okavango Delta, Cape Town, Mauritius.