Brain Boosters for Kids: The 21-Day Plan
“For any parent who wants to support their child's learning with confidence, Leanne's guides are a valuable and reassuring resource.”
Kelly Tunny
Early Childhood Educator · Founder of 4 Preschools · 20 Years in Early Learning
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Leanne has a real gift for taking research on memory, play-based learning, and early language development and making it practical, friendly, and doable for busy families. Each book combines evidence-based ideas with activities, templates, and printables that parents can use right away, without special equipment or expertise. Her tone is encouraging and never preachy. She reminds parents that small, everyday moments of connection matter most, and she handles screen time, AI safety, and developmental concerns responsibly. Leanne handles specialised topics such as bilingual development and early signs of autism with accuracy and sensitivity, always grounding her advice in established research and encouraging parents to seek professional guidance where needed. For any parent who wants to support their child's learning with confidence, Leanne's guides are a valuable and reassuring resource.
About Kelly
Kelly Tunny, trained in early childhood education at Macquarie University, opened her first childcare centre in 2006. Over the next two decades she founded Berowra Cottage Children's Centre and Kincumber Preschool Kindergarten, then went on to build two more centres from the ground up in Cardiff and West Wallsend in the Newcastle region. She has helped thousands of young children take their first steps into learning and has guided their families along the way. She has also raised three boys, so she knows first-hand what it's like to keep curious little minds busy at home.
$47.00
Your child isn’t behind. They just need a better way to remember.
Created by Leanne Meyers, K–6 Learning Support Teacher with a degree in Special Education · ✅ Expert reviewed
10 minutes a day to a stronger memory. A done-for-you 21-day plan for kids aged 3–12. No planning needed.
The Brain Boosters Guide (19 pages):
✔️ Every day mapped out for you: The 21-Day Brain Boost Plan, starting with a 10-minute Start Tonight session
✔️ Know exactly what works at every age: 4 short chapters plus cheat sheets for ages 3–5, 6–8 and 9–12
✔️ See the difference in black and white: Compare your child’s Day 1 and Day 21 scores side by side
Plus the Printables Pack (13 pages):
✔️ Progress on the fridge: 21-day tracker, homework routine chart and cut-out memory cards
✔️ A worksheet for every step: Memory tray scores, story chain, chunking, build-your-own memory tricks, spaced review and a weekly planner
✔️ Never run out of ideas: 6 copy-paste AI prompt cards (optional, always with you nearby)
✔️ Celebrate the win: A Brain Booster certificate for Day 21
The 21-Day Promise: Do the plan with your child for 21 days. If you’re not happy with the difference, contact us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
Everything for $47 AUD, less than a single tutoring session.
Ages 3–12 · Instant download · Fill in on your phone or print at home.
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The 21-Day Promise: Do the plan with your child for 21 days. If you're not happy with the difference, contact us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund — no complicated hoops.
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Description
Why they forget, and what actually helps
You help with homework every night. You read with them. You show up. But they still forget what they learned yesterday, drift off halfway through a task, and come home saying “I’m just bad at this.”
The good news: memory and focus are skills, and skills grow with practice. Brain Boosters for Kids gives you a simple 21-day plan that builds them in just 10 minutes a day, using games your child will actually want to play.
How it works
1. Start tonight. Open the Start Tonight page and play one 5-minute memory game. It gives you your child’s starting score.
2. Follow the 21-day plan. Each day tells you exactly what to do. One short activity, tick it off on the fridge chart, done. No planning, no reading the whole book first.
3. See the difference. On Day 21, play the same game again and compare the scores side by side. Your child gets a Brain Booster certificate, and you get to see the progress in black and white.
Everything you get, instantly
The Brain Boosters guide (19 pages)
- The Start Tonight page: your first 10 minutes, mapped out
- Four easy-read chapters on how children remember, and the everyday habits, games and learning tricks that help
- Age-by-age cheat sheets for 3–5, 6–8 and 9–12 year olds, so you know exactly what suits your child
- The 21-Day Brain Boost Plan, one 10-minute activity a day
- Six copy-and-paste AI prompts that turn spelling lists and times tables into games (no tech skills needed)
- Two real-family case studies, including how Emma learned her 7 times table in 12 days
The Printables Pack (13 pages)
- 21-day fridge tracker your child colours in
- After-school homework routine chart
- Cut-out memory matching cards
- Seven worksheets: Memory Tray scores, chunking, story chain, build-your-own memory trick and more
- Cut-out AI prompt cards
- Brain Booster certificate for Day 21
Instant PDF download. Read it on your phone or print what you need. Suits children aged 3 to 12.
Is it right for my family?
Yes, if your child forgets instructions, struggles to remember what they studied, loses focus at homework time, or has started saying they’re “not smart.” It’s also a great fit if you simply want to give your child a head start with fun, research-based habits.
You don’t need teaching experience, special equipment, or more than 10 minutes a day.
The 21-day promise
Follow the plan for 21 days. If you don’t see your child remembering more and enjoying learning, contact us within 30 days of purchase and we’ll refund every cent. No complicated hoops. You keep the guide and printables either way.
Questions parents ask
I’m already stretched. Will I really keep it up?
That’s exactly why it’s built around 10 minutes. Most activities fit into dinner, the car or bedtime. Missed a day? Just carry on from where you left off.
My child has ADHD or dyslexia. Will it help?
The games and strategies are hands-on and multi-sensory, which suits many children who learn differently. They’re designed to sit alongside, not replace, any support from your GP, specialist or school.
Is it screen time?
Almost all of it is screen-free. The optional AI activities are short, done together with you, and always finish with a screen-off recall game.
What age is it for?
Ages 3 to 12. The cheat sheets tell you how to make each game easier or harder for your child’s age.
How do I get it?
Straight after checkout you’ll get a download link on screen and by email. You can start tonight.
Start tonight
A single tutoring session often costs more than this whole plan. Give your child 21 days of games, attention and encouragement, and watch what their brain can do.
Mel Wardell –
The tray game and card matching were a hit. the AI prompt stuff not so much as my daughters only 6
I did use the cards to make sight word pairs and that helped more than the flashcards we’d been drilling
Julie Heaford –
I bought this for my 7 year-old who forgets instructions I give him and overall I’m glad I did. he remembered 4 of 8 objects. The plan is easy to follow and the printables pack matches it The AI prompt cards are handy, but I’d only use them sitting next to him, I’m on Day 12 now. I would have liked more reading activities, but bedtime ‘tell me the funniest part’chats have become a nice habit .