Frequently Asked Questions

Start here for honest, no fluff answers about Brave Nest. One quick read and you will know if we are the support you have been looking for.

What exactly is Brave Nest?

Brave Nest is a guided support program built just for parents like you. Parents trying to help their child through medical stress, anxiety, or trauma. We give you step-by-step tools, expert coaching, and a private, supportive community so you’re never left wondering, “Am I doing enough?” With Brave Nest, you’ll know exactly how to support your child and yourself every step of the way.
How does the pilot program work?

The pilot is a two-part experience designed to support your family while shaping the future of Brave Nest. In the first phase, you will have three one-on-one coaching sessions with a pediatric nurse and play therapy specialist. These sessions will help us understand your family's unique needs and tailor the content before delivering the full program. In the second phase, you will receive full access to the complete Brave Nest course. You will then have three more private coaching sessions to reflect on what worked, fine-tune your approach, and help us make Brave Nest even more effective for families everywhere. Throughout the pilot, you will also join a warm, private parent community with live workshops and regular support. You are not just a participant — you are helping shape a better way forward for families facing medical anxiety.
Is this right for my child’s age?

Yes. Brave Nest is designed for children aged 2 to 12. While the core program is the same for all families, it includes clear guidance on how to adapt each tool and strategy to your child's age. Whether your child is a toddler, in early school years, or nearing adolescence, you will find specific tips to make everything age-appropriate and effective.
What kind of support do I get?

You are not doing this alone. Brave Nest includes: Three one-on-one coaching calls during the pilot Email support for tech or content questions Access to monthly live support circles A vibrant, safe community of parents who understand what you are going through
What will Brave Nest cost now versus later?

After launch • Full Brave Nest membership at €47 each month • Six private coaching sessions at €120 each Total real-world value well above €650 During the pilot Join the pilot now for one single payment of €34.99. No monthly bills. No surprise fees. Your €34.99 unlocks a stack of FREE value • FREE six private coaching sessions • FREE unlimited access to the Brave Nest course • FREE live parent workshops every month • FREE printable calming tools and play guides • FREE private community that is open day and night Apply before midnight on 31 August and you could get everything absolutely FREE. Several full scholarships upon approval remove even the €34.99 payment. We recommend at least three sessions for real change. The pilot gives you six sessions FREE so you feel supported every step of the way. Seats are limited. Once the pilot closes both the price and every FREE bonus disappear.
What if I change my mind?

No contracts. No pressure. You can cancel anytime. We want you to stay because it is working, not because you are locked in.
What should I feel after one week?

You will breathe a little easier. You will know the next small step to help your child, and that clear plan will steady both of you. It is not magic, but it is real progress you can see and feel.
Is it easy to use?

Yes. Brave Nest is: Browser-based with no software to install Mobile-friendly on phones, tablets, or laptops Comes with email support if you ever need help If you can click a link, you can use Brave Nest.
Will this really help my child?

Yes. Brave Nest uses therapeutic play and trauma‑informed tools that have eased anxiety for many children in hospital and home settings. You learn what to say, what to play, and how to give your child a sense of safety before, during, and after medical visits.
My child’s fear is very specific. Will the course cover it?

The program shows you how to adapt every activity to your child’s exact worry, from needles to MRI machines. Your private coach helps you fine‑tune the plan so it feels made for your family.
How much time do I need each week?

The exact schedule shifts with each family’s needs, yet you will want to keep about an hour and a half free each week. Use up to sixty minutes to watch a quick lesson or chat one to one with your coach, then set aside one uninterrupted thirty‑minute play session to try the new ideas with your child.
What happens after the pilot ends?

You will be offered a Founding Family badge and a lifetime reduced rate if you wish to stay. There is no obligation.