Colleges are reporting that young adults are coming in less prepared for life than ever before, and human resources departments are saying the same about first-time job applicants!
We want our kids to rise above and be the ones who:
It’s not only about getting a job or “being successful,” although those are nice side effects. The real value of learning life skills as a child is a huge increase in self-worth and self-esteem.
Our member parents at Kids Cook Real Food report increased confidence as the greatest benefit they see from teaching kids to cook, and #LifeSkillsNow Season One takes that pattern and expands to so many other areas of life (plus cooking is in there too!)
That’s one method, and of course we parents can/should teach our kids through daily life.
However, #truth: we don’t know everything. (Shhh, don’t tell our kids!)
The #LifeSkillsNow Season One workshops are:
#LifeSkillsNow is such an amazing toolbox full of practical and essential real life skills, taught at kid level. I wish I had learned these skills as a kid/young person, so I am so glad for this online format.
– #LifeSkillsNow mom
Building life skills and competence raises resilience, gives kids a purpose, and helps them find their passions!
If you wish your kids could find something that keeps their attention better than gaming or YouTube, feeling competent and curious about something REAL is the answer.
Give our workshop teachers 5-30 minutes to teach, and they’ll give your kids a practical mission to take ACTION and implement learning right away!
I’m so glad we bought the paid package, it was 100% worth the price!
– Elysa, 2021 summer camp mom
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#LifeSkillsNow Season One includes online video workshops from expert content creators in many fields, designed to help kids ages 5-18 build skills at home, for use at school and social life, and for their futures. There are even 11 workshops for parents!
Check out our incredible teachers and topics below:
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“My children had a wonderful time at camp!! We watched the videos at breakfast and lunch each day and they were so excited with the missions. One favorite was creating their own podcasts — we discovered that our ten year old is a natural! Hubs and I were so impressed with her end product, complete with a musical intro and excellent content. We can honestly say we probably never would have known that talent was there if it hadn’t been for that mission!”
– #LifeSkillsNow Season One mom








“I loved this camp! As a soon to be high school senior, I found the financial and college search classes incredibly helpful! I also enjoyed getting to learn some other valuable life skills that will help me as I start living on my own next year.”
– #LifeSkillsNow Season One mom
















“I never thought to “practice” measuring with my child. All those times I tried to involve her while making a recipe in the past left me frustrated because the batter would be ruined. Thank you for teaching me how to teach her!”
– #LifeSkillsNow Season One mom



“We had a lot of fun watching classes and talking to each other about them. My son even said after the etiquette class “Oh wow I’ve been such a jerk to grandma all those times! Next time I’ll put down my screen! I didn’t know I was being so rude!” WOW! Self awareness from a 10 year old boy.”
– Jackie S.












“My young teens watched “Finding Your Voice” with Melissa Griffin and they really discovered a difference in their voice, and felt more confident in how to use their voice and posture to be heard. They are both fairly shy so this has helped them a lot for going out places.”
– Robbyn F.








“Life Skills Now camp was so much fun for me as a parent, and for five of our children. I enjoyed the camps that were for the younger kids as well as the camps for older teens, specifically Chris Render. He did a phenomenal job explaining what’s next after high school. I loved that he explained that there is more than just college after high school, something we have been discussing with our teen. My younger kids loved the hands on activities especially the foraging, smoothie making, and sourdough. They are continuing to practice their phone skills and their stovetop and knife skills as well. I would recommend this camp to everyone!”
– Nicky L.





“I loved the parent videos. As a homeschool mom to 4 kids, I am always trying to impress upon my kids that learning is lifelong and loving learning makes everything so much cooler! So, to have the videos to do right alongside them was awesome. I will be honest though, I watched as many of the kids’ videos as I could too!”
– #LifeSkillsNow Season One mom


“My kids are 4, 4, and 2. All of the classes this year said that they were 5+ but even my 2 year old learned stovetop safety, how to measure in the kitchen, doing a LAP to clean up their room, and how to start seeds indoors using a cardboard egg carton and a plastic shoebox. The camp leaders did an amazing job of explaining things in ways that little kids could understand.
“I also loved the parent and teen tracks for myself to learn new things and better understand old things that I was a little unsure of. Such a wealth of condensed information all at my fingertips with ways to delve deeper when I want to. Thank you so much for putting this together!!”
– Elicia S.



“My son is neurodivergent, so learning from doctors and specialists who actually want to find the root causes and heal these kids to enhance their quality of life…was groundbreaking for us. I watched all the courses myself and have a whole library of such rich information from an incredibly talented group of coaches. My expectations were exceeded tremendously!”
– #LifeSkillsNow Season One mom




We called this “summer camp” at first, but it’s so much more than that. Life skills are forever, and our camper families have found that they use the workshops all summer long, as a homeschool curriculum, or on breaks from school.
“The camp itinerary should be a part of a school curriculum!”
– #LifeSkillsNow Season One mom
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