Take a Breath

Pause. Inhale gently. Feel your belly rise and fall. This simple breath connects your heart, mind, and body — returning you to your Inner Home, where peace lives and every feeling is welcome.

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Heart-Centered

Every OmmMe lesson is rooted in compassion, guiding families toward emotional understanding and connection.

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Child-Focused

Designed for toddlers, our programs meet children where they are — imaginative, playful, and ready to learn.

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Science-Inspired

Grounded in child development and mindfulness research, OmmMe’s methods support lifelong emotional regulation.

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Step into the OmmMe world online or in person! Explore mindful activities, music, and resources created to help your family find calm, connection, and joy — one mindful breath at a time.

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Be part of a growing mindful family. Join OmmMe’s community to access new songs, breathing stories, and workshops that inspire calm and connection every day.

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Curriculum

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Mindful Breathing

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Musical Moments

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Peaceful Routines

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Parent Resources

What age group is OmmMe for?

OmmMe is designed for toddlers ages 2–6, with resources families can enjoy together.

Do I need experience with mindfulness?

Not at all! OmmMe is beginner-friendly and made for parents and children learning together.

Where can I access OmmMe Tunes?

You’ll find our music library on OmmMe.com and streaming platforms soon.

Are the activities screen-free?

Yes! Many of our tools — like breathing cards and bedtime stories — are printable and interactive.

How can I join workshops?

Workshops are offered online and in select partner schools. Updates are shared via email and social media.

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What Our Clients Are Saying

“Bedtime is peaceful now — our 3-year-old loves “Belly Breathing” before sleep. It’s become our favorite family ritual.”

“The music is calming and catchy. My child hums OmmMe Tunes during playtime and it helps her self-soothe naturally.”

“OmmMe makes mindfulness easy for parents and fun for kids. It’s the emotional toolkit every family should have.”