At Bloomster, we believe learning emotional skills should feel just as natural as learning math or reading. Our courses are:
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Built for real kids with everyday struggles - Guided step by step, with clear goals
- Practical and age-appropriate
- Designed to support lasting change
We turn screen time into growth time—and make it enjoyable along the way.
Free Plan
$0/month
Our Free Plan allows your child to access the first module of each course within Bloomster.
Individual Plan
$19.99/month
Our Individual Plan allows one child to access the full suite of courses across the platform.
Family Plan
$29.99/month
Our Family Plan allows 2 or more children to access the full suite of courses across the platform.
What age is this self-discipline course for?
This course is designed for kids and tweens ages 10 to 14. Every lesson is tailored to match how this age group thinks, learns, and responds. Whether your child is in elementary or middle school, they’ll engage with age-appropriate videos and interactive activities that support lasting emotional growth and better behavior.
Can this help with emotional outbursts or impulsive behavior?
Yes, absolutely. Emotional regulation is a key part of this self-discipline course for kids. Your child will learn how to recognize big feelings, pause before reacting, and respond in healthy, calm ways. This helps reduce outbursts, improve focus, and support better behavior at home and school.
Do I need to help my child complete the course?
The course is 100% self-guided and kid-friendly, so your child can go through it independently. However, parent involvement is encouraged—reviewing lessons together and practicing strategies at home helps reinforce what they’ve learned.
What topics are included in the course?
This online self-discipline program covers a range of essential skills that help kids thrive in everyday life:
- What self-discipline means and why it matters
- Emotional regulation and impulse control strategies
- Building healthy habits and routines
- Time management and avoiding procrastination
- Goal-setting and staying focused
- Personal responsibility and accountability
Each topic is taught in a simple, engaging way using stories, examples, and practice tools made just for kids.
Can my child repeat the lessons?
Yes. With a paid subscription, your child gets unlimited access to the full course. They can revisit any lesson as many times as needed, helping them review, reflect, and build stronger self-discipline skills over time.
What if we try it and decide not to continue?
No problem. You can cancel anytime. Every family starts with free access to the first module, so you can explore the course before committing. Upgrade only if it’s the right fit for your child.
How do I teach my child self-discipline at home?
This course makes it easier for parents to teach self-discipline in a way that works. It combines clear lessons with real-life examples, helping kids understand why discipline matters and how to apply it. As a parent, you can support by:
- Talking about what they learned after each lesson
- Encouraging practice during daily routines
- Praising effort and consistency over perfection
- Modeling self-discipline in your own behavior
What are the 5 C's of discipline?
While different frameworks exist, many parenting experts define the 5 C’s of effective discipline as:
- Clarity – Set clear expectations
- Consistency – Follow through every time
- Consequences – Use logical outcomes, not punishment
- Compassion – Stay calm and empathetic
- Communication – Talk about behavior openly
This course helps reinforce these principles through simple tools kids can understand and use.
What are the 5 key points of self-discipline for kids?
In this course, children learn the 5 foundational pillars of self-discipline:
- Impulse control – Learning to pause before acting
- Focus – Staying on task despite distractions
- Emotional regulation – Managing frustration and stress
- Habit building – Creating routines and consistency
- Personal responsibility – Owning actions and decisions
How do I teach my 10-year-old self-control?
At age 10, kids are just beginning to build self-awareness. Start with simple steps:
- Talk about feelings and how to pause before reacting
- Practice waiting, taking turns, and following routines
- Use visual tools like charts or timers to guide behavior
- Reinforce small wins to build confidence
Our course is best suited for ages 10+, but many strategies taught inside can benefit younger children with parent guidance.
How confident do you feel with where the company is going?
Improving behavior starts with teaching the “why” behind rules and helping your child practice skills like patience, empathy, and self-control. Keep expectations clear, reward effort, and be consistent. If your child is 10 or older, this self-discipline course can provide helpful structure and engaging lessons to support those goals.
At what age is self-control fully developed?
Self-control develops gradually through childhood and into the early twenties. By age 10 or 14, children begin to understand rules and consequences, but they’re still learning to manage emotions and impulses. That’s why ages 10–14 are the perfect window to build strong self-discipline habits through structured support—like this course.
