The questions you'd ask
at our booth.

Fruit Snack Streams is a behavioral support tool built specifically for early childhood transitions — the 8 to 12 moments per day when children have to stop one activity and start another. Cleanup. Arrival. Nap time. Pre-lunch. End of day. These are the highest-friction moments of the early learning day, and until now nobody built anything specifically for them. FSS delivers short, interactive, PBS-quality videos and music that guide children through those moments — so the transition happens smoothly, behaviors stay regulated, and teachers get a moment to breathe. Think of it as the tool teachers have always needed for the moments between the lessons.

FSS is built for licensed childcare centers, preschools, Head Start programs, and family childcare homes — any early learning environment where teachers manage groups of children through daily transitions. It's designed specifically for the adults running those classrooms: directors who need reliable infrastructure, and teachers who need something that works right now without adding to their plate.

No downloads. No new hardware. FSS runs directly in a web browser on the SmartBoards, TVs, and displays already in your classrooms. If your classroom has a screen and an internet connection, you're ready. Teachers access it the same way they'd open any website — and from there, the SnackByte Timer gets them to the right content in three taps or less.

No — and this is intentional. FSS is built exclusively for social, co-viewing experiences on classroom displays. Not iPads. Not individual devices. Not one child, one screen. FSS is designed for a teacher and a full classroom of children experiencing the content together — because decades of research on co-viewing show that shared media experiences dramatically improve social-emotional outcomes compared to individual screen use. The teacher stays present, the children stay connected to each other, and the content does what it was designed to do: guide the whole room through the transition together.

YouTube was built for individual entertainment and optimized by an algorithm that prioritizes watch time — not child development. When teachers reach for YouTube during transitions, they're grabbing whatever the algorithm serves next: content with ads, content designed for teenagers, content that overstimulates rather than regulates. FSS is the opposite. Every piece of content was intentionally designed for a specific transition type, developed with early childhood educators and child development specialists, and built to guide children toward regulation — not away from it. There are no ads. No algorithms. No rabbit holes. Just the right content for this exact moment, every time.

YouTube Kids reduces the harm of YouTube but doesn't eliminate it — it's still entertainment-first content served by an algorithm, not a tool designed for classroom transitions. PBS Kids is excellent consumer content for home viewing. Neither was built for the specific, high-friction transition moments that happen 8 to 12 times a day in a licensed childcare classroom. FSS was. Every video, every piece of music, every movement activity in our library was built for a specific moment of the childcare day and a specific developmental need in that moment. That's not a category that existed before we built it.

Most EdTech tools are built for instruction time — curriculum, phonics, math. FSS is built for the time between instruction. The transition moments. The idle time. The in-betweens that no curriculum addresses but that determine whether the rest of the day holds together. We're also not asking teachers to learn a new system, complete a training module, or change their routine. Press play. That's the entire implementation plan.

Other tools in this space are primarily built for elementary school, post-recess moments, or general SEL curriculum. FSS is the only tool built specifically for the licensed early childhood provider: the childcare center director, the Head Start classroom, the family childcare home operator. Our content is designed for children ages 2–5, not elementary schoolers. Our delivery model assumes teachers are overwhelmed, not that they have capacity to lead a guided mindfulness session. And our platform includes built-in AAP screen time compliance monitoring — something no competitor offers — which matters enormously when licensing can walk through your door on any given day.

The research on co-viewing in early childhood is decades deep and unambiguous: children who watch developmentally appropriate content alongside a present adult — or in a group with peer interaction — show significantly better social-emotional outcomes than children watching alone. Individual screen use in early childhood carries real developmental risks. Group, co-viewed, teacher-present media use — when the content is designed for it — produces the opposite effect. FSS was built from the ground up for that second model. It's not a tablet app that was scaled up to a SmartBoard. It's a classroom experience that was designed for the room from day one.

The full public platform launches in August 2026. At launch, it will include a complete library of transition content organized across every major moment of the early learning day — arrival, cleanup, circle time, pre-lunch, post-outdoor, nap time, end of day, and more — with new content added regularly.

You're using a prototype version of the SnackByte Timer with 9 sample videos from the FSS library. It's a taste, not the full experience. The real platform has a significantly larger content library, full playlist customization, built-in AAP screen time monitoring, a director dashboard with usage reports, staff account management, and compliance documentation you can pull in seconds for a licensing visit. The demo shows you the feel of the experience. The full product gives you the infrastructure.

The Founding 100 are the first 100 childcare centers to subscribe to Fruit Snack Streams. They lock in a founding rate of $75 per month for their entire first year — significantly below our standard pricing of $99 per month that takes effect after the first 100 spots are filled. Founding Members also receive a welcome pack shipped to their center that includes our EarlyEd is the Blueprint crewneck, copies of The Nap Time Adventure children's book, and everything they need to get their classroom ready for the full FSS experience. This pricing is never coming back. Once the 100 spots are filled, they're filled.

Go to fruitsnackstreams.com/founders. A one-time payment of $75 reserves your spot, ships your welcome pack, and locks in your founding rate for the full first year. You'll get access to the platform the moment it launches in August — and you'll be among the first classrooms in the country with a tool built specifically for the moments that matter most.

Absolutely. Visit fruitsnackstreams.com to learn more and get on the interest list. But if you're here at this booth and something about this felt right — don't wait. The Founding 100 spots are filling as we speak, and the $75 founding rate goes away the moment they're gone.