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The frustration-tolerance games are cleverly designed—my daughter actually asks to replay the trickier challenges now, which is huge for her. Watching her pause, breathe, and try again without melting down has been the real win here.

The little puzzle where they have to keep trying until it clicks has honestly changed our afternoon routine — my son asks to "try again" on his own now instead of tossing it aside. It's subtle, but I can see him pausing before he gets frustrated, and that feels like a win.

My kid hit the wall with a tricky game and actually asked to try it again the next day instead of storming off. The tools really do nudge them to revisit what’s hard, and I’ve seen fewer meltdowns over puzzles since we started.