Unlock the Magic 

of  Playtime         

Two boys making a craft

Created by a mom and grounded in early-learning research.

How Puffling works

Puffling is an AI-powered app that turns your child’s age, interests, and developmental needs into custom play ideas, stories, and rhymes — so you can feel like the prepared parent, without all the prep.

Child creating a sand art picture of a sun on a paper towel, with water and a tray, sitting at a wooden table.

1) Tell us about your child: (Age, interests, parenting goals)

2) Get a tailored play plan: Puffling instantly suggests simple activities, custom stories, and little rhymes to fit your day.

3) Play, connect & grow: Use your plan when you have 5 minutes or a whole afternoon - each one supports real skills (not just “keeping them busy”)

A smartphone screen displaying an app interface with options to select a child, setting, focus skill, and interests, with a black background

Age-based weekly plans plus on-demand ideas so you’re never stuck wondering, “What do we do now?”

Smartphone displaying a story titled 'Theo and the Adventure of the Little Red Ladybug' with a 'Play Story' button, text passages, and a toolbar at the bottom with icons for keyboard, masking, library, music, and walking.
Mobile app screen showing progress and activities related to animal communication training for children, including tasks like farm animal sound imitation and pointing.
A smartphone screen displaying the lyrics of the song 'Milo's Turning Wheels.' The screen shows a dark background with white text and a small music note icon at the bottom. The song lyrics describe a child's playful interaction with spinning wheels.
“I used Puffling at 6AM when my toddler was melting down. We did a 3-minute ‘feelings stomp’ game and it completely shifted the mood.”
— Liz, mom of a 3-year-old
“I love that it tells me why each idea matters. I feel much more confident about how I’m spending time with my son.”
— Ramon, dad of a 20-month-old
“It’s like having a play-coach in my pocket — without buying a bunch of new toys.”
— Jenna, mom of two under 5
Various toys and objects scattered on a blue surface, including stuffed animals, wooden figures, decorative stones, and a scrapbook.

No supplies? No problem.
Filter by “no-prep,” “low-mess,” or “use what’s at home,” so playtime feels easy even on exhausted days.

Simple

Collection of small animal figurines including a pink pig, a brown donkey, a cream-colored sheep, an orange horse, and two animal cards, with a green fabric and a red and white barn-themed box nearby.

Designed to bring your closer.
Puffling is designed to get you off your phone and onto the floor — helping you feel closer to your child in everyday moments.

Connected

A collage of colorful paper cutouts depicting a stormy cloud with rain and lightning on the left and a bright smiling sun with rays on the right.

Like a play kit that updates itself.
Puffling learns from your child’s reactions and your feedback to keep suggestions spot-on — never one-size-fits-all.

Tailored

Assorted craft items including white fluffy stuffing, cut tree rings, a container of wooden and cork caps, and an embroidered fabric piece on a printed black and white fabric.

Trusted

Built on developmental science.
Activities are mapped to research-backed milestones for ages 0–6, so every playful moment supports real growth.

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