Twiglet World
The Growth Roadmap is built for you, the parent — it's what you say and sing and do with your child. Twiglet World is what comes next: a place your toddler can start to engage with directly, once solo screen time is actually developmentally worth it.
Nothing here starts cold. The same songs, phrases and characters from your Growth Roadmap carry forward — how far you've gotten together decides where Twiglet World picks up.
~18–30 months
Sing together, not solo
Short sing-along videos and call-and-response games — built with a "pause and repeat with your child" prompt, so it's still a shared moment, not a screen handed over.
~2.5–3 years
First independent games
Light, oral vocab games your toddler can start playing themselves — still no reading yet, just building on the words and songs you've already been using together.
~4–5 years
Into real reading
This is where Twiglet World meets the character-learning path: frequency-ordered vocabulary, component-based character introduction, and spaced review — your child becomes a genuine independent learner.