Read the mission
Open the printable book together. Mira or Leo shows the way, one small skill at a time.
The Little Independence Adventures
Printable storybooks for little everyday adventures. Read together, play with Queen Clara’s phone companion, then give it a real-life try. A little help still counts.
How it works
Open the printable book together. Mira or Leo shows the way, one small skill at a time.
Scan your book's QR code. Short picture games and spoken cues help little hands practice each step.
Rewards come from real life, not the screen. A grown-up confirms the try. Wobbly attempts and helping hands welcome.
Each real try earns a Star or Gem and a royal letter read aloud. Seven unlock the parade and our song, “I Did It! Yay, Yay, Yay!”
The Quests
Two printable PDF storybooks, each with a phone companion. Pick the everyday adventure that fits your little explorer.

Shirts, sleeves, tags, socks, shoes and a last mirror check. Each brave try earns a Courage Star.
The sock may be inside out. The pride is all theirs.
Includes a phone companion. Open it with your book’s QR code.

A playful story for practicing potty routines, one small try at a time. Queen Clara cheers along, and each real-life try earns a Bubble Gem.
A little throne. A very important little person.
Includes a phone companion. Open it with your book’s QR code.
Already have a Quest book?
Point your phone camera at the code printed inside your book, then tap the link that appears. Your companion opens right in your browser. No app download, no royal password.
For grown-ups
Progress is saved only in this browser on this device, for up to three explorers. If you clear site data or switch phones, you start fresh.
Games never hand out rewards. A Star or Gem only comes after a real-life try that you confirm.
Quests are playful practice, not medical advice. If you have concerns about toileting or development, check in with your child's doctor.
No. Scan the QR code inside your Quest book and open the link in your phone’s browser.
Yes. Progress stays in the same browser on the same device. There’s no rush. Clearing site data or switching devices starts a fresh adventure.
Absolutely. A grown-up confirms each real-life try, and helping hands are welcome. Every child moves at their own pace.