Deadly Tots

Family matters.

I don’t have kids, and this is in no small part due to how daunting I believe that would be. I wanted to check out Deadly Tots because it has good reviews and an app designed specifically around raising children through a First Nations perspective sounds excellent. However, what really enamoured me to Deadly Tots is it has a real emphasis on love, stories, and family. I created a few fake children and the advice was always clear without sending me into a headspin. It focuses on telling you what your child (real or otherwise) would be learning at that age, how they process emotions, and what they need from you during that time. You can also upload pictures that correlate to that age and learning period to look back on, which creates a beautifully contextual memory book that you can even print out. Plus, It also tells you what kind of health things to look out for, when to go for health checkups, and cultural calendar events.

“It focuses on telling you what your child would be learning at that age, how they process emotions, and what they need from you during that time.”