What kids can do
- Work through guided emotional-skill challenges
- Practice tools for handling feelings, conflict, and communication
- See their own progress and earn belts
Safety
What parents should know.
You should not have to dig through fine print to understand an app your child uses. Here is how accounts, content, and privacy work in EQ Ninjas.
Family accounts
Parents manage the account.
An adult creates the family account and adds child profiles. Kids do not need to create a public account or share their full name with other children to use the program.
Child profiles are there to keep track of challenges and belt progress. They are not public profiles.
What you will not find
- A public social feed
- Public child profiles
- Pressure to post, compete for attention, or collect followers
The learning experience
Built for everyday emotional skills.
EQ Ninjas focuses on situations children already face at home, at school, and with friends.
Clear, age-appropriate lessons
Challenges use kid-friendly language to practice naming feelings, calming down, showing empathy, and solving problems.
Short activities
The goal is to use the skill in real life. Activities are kept short so the program does not become another reason to stay on a screen.
No medical claims
EQ Ninjas teaches skills. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace care from a doctor, therapist, counselor, or other qualified professional.
Privacy
About your family's information.
We collect the information needed to run the account and save program progress.
We do not want children sharing more personal information than the program needs. We also do not use child profile information to build advertising profiles.
For details about what we collect, why we collect it, and the choices available to you, read our Privacy Policy.
Questions
Have a question we did not answer?
Ask us directly. We would rather give you a clear answer than make you guess.
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