Hi there,

You’ve probably seen it all by now.

Every day there’s a new post, a new webinar, a new “solution” for the same old problem:

Transitions are HARD.

Behavior is overwhelming.

And teachers are tapped out.

Just this week I saw a post in a directors group breaking down why transitions take kids out emotionally: shifts in attention, sudden changes in nervous system state, moving from stress to calm in seconds.

And they’re right.

This is exactly why transitions can send even the strongest classrooms into chaos.

But then comes the “solution”:

🥱 More coaching.

🥱 More consulting.

🥱 More trainings.

🥱 More PD hours you don’t have time for.

🥱 More systems your already maxed-out staff have to “implement with fidelity.”

That’s the cycle the childcare field keeps repeating.

And directors everywhere are feeling the exact same frustration:

“I don’t need another 3-hour webinar.

I need support in the moment.”

Here’s where things get real.

We spend a lot of time listening to directors and teachers directly.

And the stories are… raw. Here’s what we know for sure:

Songs alone aren’t doing it.

Playlists aren’t doing it.

More training isn’t doing it.

Trying harder definitely isn’t doing it.

Most directors and teachers already know what to do, so the gap is not knowledge.

The gap is capacity.

So we built Fruit Snack Streams. Why?

Because early childhood educators are already giving everything.

They don’t need another curriculum, coaching call, or consultant telling them “stay calm” while a toddler is windmilling kicks in the background.

They need support that fits into the actual flow of their day.

Support that works whether you have two teachers or one.

Support that helps kids regulate before the behaviors start.

Support that acknowledges teachers as competent professionals... not people who need to be “fixed” or “trained harder.”

That’s what Fruit Snack Streams is built to do.

• On-demand, right when transitions get rough
• Created specifically for early learning classrooms
• Designed with the two ways children actually learn: play and storytelling
• Intentional pacing
• Predictable structure
• Research-backed regulation support

And the most important part: It works inside the classroom.

“But media isn’t good for kids.” Let’s talk about that.

Totally fair concern.

And it’s why FSS was designed using what decades of research already proved true:

✔ Mister Rogers’ slow pacing and predictable structure reduced aggression and boosted emotional regulation

✔ Sesame Street improved school readiness across literacy, numeracy, and prosocial behavior — especially for Black, Brown, and low-income children

✔ Intentional children’s media is one of the few tools that can support emotional development at scale

✔ What matters is design, context, and content

Meanwhile, the reality in early childhood is that 60–70% of programs fail in real-world settings because implementation is impossible for overwhelmed staff

FSS was built specifically to close that gap.

Not hours of prep.

Not a binder collecting dust.

Not a “submit your fidelity report by Friday.”

Just support that works.

If you’re not on our early-access list, you’re missing out.

If you haven’t added your name/center yet, here’s your moment:

👉 https://www.fruitsnackstreams.com/

With care,

Sierra L. Boone

Founder, Fruit Snack Streams & The Nap Time Show™