Why Aunt KadieBug’s Classroom exists
Aunt KadieBug’s Classroom started with two little boys I love more than anything—my twin nephews. For a few fragile months, they were bounced around and even asked to leave places that weren’t built for their energy, their needs, or their story.
Their dad suddenly found himself a newly single father of twins—hard-working and devoted, but with almost no roadmap for the emotional storms and day-to-day realities of raising two learning bugs at once. Outside of me, he had very few people or resources to lean on.
Watching all of this up close made something crystal clear: there are so many families doing their absolute best with almost no support. This classroom is my way of giving kids a steady, familiar anchor—and giving their grown-ups one less thing to figure out alone.
Kadie, Aunt KadieBug
Vision
We imagine a world where every child—especially the loud, wiggly, sensitive, or overlooked ones—has a safe, joyful place to learn, regulate, and grow alongside the grown-ups who love them.
Mission
Aunt KadieBug’s Classroom creates simple, screen-based learning and regulation tools that real families can use in real homes. Through story-driven episodes, songs, printable routines, Anytime DIYs, and “Parentorials,” we help caregivers turn chaotic moments into connection, build predictable rhythms, and support kids’ social-emotional, language, and play skills—without perfection, shame, or burnout.
Kadie Naumann“Aunt KadieBug”
Creator & Guide for Learning Bugs (Ages 1–10)
Former psych student, lifelong aunt, and professional “get on the floor and be ridiculous” person. I design episodes, songs, routines, and Anytime DIYs that work in real homes with real chaos—especially for twins, sensitive kids, and big feelings.
You, the Big Human
Parent, grandparent, guardian, teacher, foster caregiver, or bonus aunt/uncle
You know your learning bugs best. The classroom is built so you can press play when you need backup, pause when life interrupts, and weave little routines, phrases, and tools into the home you already have—not the Pinterest one.
The Learning Bugs
Ages 1–10 • Loud, quiet, wiggly, sensitive, silly, or “all of the above”
Twins, toddlers, preschoolers, neurodivergent kids, shy kiddos, trauma-impacted kids, and the ones who “don’t fit daycare very well.” Every lesson is created to help them feel safe, seen, and successful—without asking them to be less themselves.
A message from Aunt KadieBug
