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I was surprised how focused my daughter stayed. She was really into it and kept saying she wanted to finish the task. It felt good to see her so involved without me having to explain or remind her. That doesn’t happen often.

We tried Neonoo together last weekend, and it turned into a really nice moment. The kids were helping each other and actually working as a team. It felt light, but meaningful. I saw them connect in a way I hadn’t in a while.

Mi hijo siempre ha tenido una forma distinta de aprender, y a veces es difícil encontrar algo que le haga sentir seguro y capaz. Con Neonoo lo vi disfrutar, moverse, pensar, y sobre todo, no frustrarse. Fue un momento de paz para los dos.

There was this quiet kind of focus in him I haven’t seen before. He stayed with the activity, and I could tell he was proud of figuring things out on his own. It felt like play, but something in it really clicked for him.

She usually jumps from one thing to another, but this held her attention longer than I expected. I think she liked that it was playful, but also gave her space to think. When she finished a task, she was so proud, and honestly, so was I.

I didn’t expect my daughter to enjoy anything math-related, honestly. But she got really into it. She even asked to play again the next day. I saw her trying, not giving up, and actually smiling when she got it right. That felt big.

My son gets overwhelmed easily, so finding something that doesn’t add pressure is rare. With Neonoo, he stayed calm, engaged, and curious. He was laughing, moving, thinking - all at once. I could tell it was working, even without him saying a word.