Welcome to Eudaimonia Kids! We're so excited to have your child join us for a journey into big ideas, brave thinking, and beautiful questions.
At Eudaimonia Kids, we believe children are natural philosophers. They wonder about fairness, friendship, truth, time, and what it means to be a good person—often in ways adults have forgotten to. This program was created to celebrate that spark.
Through storytelling, dialogue, creativity, and reflection, your child will explore questions that don't always have one right answer—and learn to see thinking itself as an adventure.
We are Mental Health & Addiction students at Humber Polytechnic with a deep passion for child development, emotional well-being, and inclusive learning. We also welcome and encourage parents to stay and participate during sessions.
Thank you for giving your child the space to ask big questions and be heard.
Eudaimonia (yoo-day-moh-nee-uh) means "human flourishing" – helping your child develop not just happiness, but wisdom, purpose, and fulfillment.
Eudaimonia Kids creates thoughtfully crafted stories that help children explore life's big questions through Philosophy for Children (P4C). Our books transform everyday "why?" moments into opportunities for meaningful connection and growth.
Learning to ask questions, reason through ideas, and think independently
Understanding and expressing feelings in healthy ways
Seeing the world through different eyes and developing compassion
Embracing curiosity and exploring ideas without fear of being "wrong"
We invite all families to begin their journey with our complimentary introductory program. No strings attached – just four weeks of philosophical fun to see if it's right for your child.
A curious fox discovers that asking questions is more valuable than having all the answers.
Key Learning: It's okay not to know everything; curiosity is the beginning of wisdom.
Activity: Create a personal "Book of Wonder" for ongoing questions
Island animals discover that both alone-time and connection matter.
Key Learning: Understanding the difference between being alone and feeling lonely.
Activity: Create a "Connection Map" showing their support network
A class learns to understand someone who experiences the world differently.
Key Learning: "Different" isn't wrong; deep listening creates understanding.
Activity: "The Other Side of the Umbrella" reflection exercise
Friends discover that simple pleasures bring the deepest happiness.
Key Learning: Distinguishing wants from needs; finding contentment in what we have.
Activity: Create a "Happiness Basket" of simple joys
Each 1- 1.5 hour(s) session includes: Story time, guided discussion, hands-on activity, and introduction to a philosopher's ideas in child-friendly language. All materials provided!
We encourage all children to:
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