TeenCare

TeenCare: The AI App That Helps Parents Understand & Guide Their Teens Through Puberty

1:1 mentors work directly with your child, while AI analyzes and delivers guidance so parents can help their child make steady progress every week.

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As puberty brings changes,
parents aren't sure what to do next

4 challenges parents face when their child starts middle school

Losing connection with your child

Your child still says "I'm fine," but something feels off: less sharing, more irritability, more closed doors.

The more you remind them, the more they push back

Simple things like studying, sleeping on time, or cutting down on screen time turn into a daily battle.

Not knowing what the root problem is

Losing motivation to study, phone addiction, poor focus, or emotional withdrawal are often just the surface of something deeper.

Not knowing where to start

Generic advice isn't enough. Every child has different motivations, fears, triggers, and reactions.

Understand your child through
their own "behavior model"

A "psychological map" that shows parents how to understand

their child and what to do next

Responds better to

encouragement than pressure

Easily loses composure

when compared

Shy/Hesitant during

presentations

Every child is their own world.

That's why advice from books or experts - while not wrong - still doesn't quite fit your child.

TeenCare is the AI app
for modern parents

Helping parents understand their child better and guide them the right way -

so kids grow more self-reliant, confident, and emotionally secure

Step 1: Parents share with TeenCare

Your concerns and challenges in raising your child
Parents set goals and commit to working with TeenCare on the journey to understanding their child

Step 2: Your child meets their 1:1 Mentor regularly

Every month, your child has at least one 1:1 session with a dedicated Mentor.

A safe space to open up
Guided goal-setting, problem-solving, and emotional and cognitive development

1:1 Mentor session: 25 minutes each

Step 3: Building your child's Behavior Model

After each session, TeenCare's AI continuously records and builds a model of how your child thinks, reacts, what motivates them, and what they're struggling with

This model keeps updating over time, deepening the understanding of your child

The model forms after a minimum of 4 1:1 Mentor sessions

Step 4: Parents receive lessons in the app

Based on your child's behavior model, parents get specific guidance on what to say and do in each situation

No more generic advice - every recommendation is based on your own child

Why Choose TeenCare?

What makes TeenCare different

No generic advice

Every strategy for parents is based on your child's own behavior model.

Not "one-way"

Parents practice & confirm what works and what doesn't, a system that keeps learning.

Not just for parents

It also gives your child a trusted mentor to practice and grow with.

See the Tree, fix the Soil

When your child pushes back, loses motivation, or shares less... that's only the "treetop" parents can see.

TeenCare is the magnifying glass that helps parents look deeper at the roots: what your child needs, fears, avoids, and how their environment needs to change.

From there, parents learn how to "fix the soil": communicate better, set clearer boundaries, and encourage in the right places - creating the conditions for lasting growth.

TeenCare’s Methods

This research is based on the S.D.O.H (Social Determinants of Health) model from Singapore, designed to provide psychological and emotional support for students.

Continuous Mental Support

Comprehensive Partnership

Equipping Life Skills

Enhancing Health & Wellness

Your child has someone to confide in, seek advice from, and receive dedicated psychological support

The Mentor acts as an exemplary older brother or sister figure:

Always ready to listen
Providing advice to the child and insights to the parent
Coaching, inquisitive questioning, and providing guidance

Our Comprehensive Mentor Team
for Your Child

Young, passionate mentors who understand teens like an older sibling would - someone your child can trust and open up to. TeenCare Mentors are trained and certified in counseling practice under the TeenCare curriculum, and hold Child Protection Policy certification directly from BrightFamily (Singapore).

Ms. Linh Hoang
Founder of TeenCare
Mr. Tu Nguyen
Mentor
Ms. Huong Giang
Principal
Mr. Minh Duc
Mentor
Ms. Huyen Nguyen
Mentor
Mr. Quoc Phong
Mentor
Ms. Hoang Yen
Mentor
Mr. Minh Trong
Mentor
Ms. Dieu Anh
Mentor
Ms. Nhu Kien
Mentor
Ms. Linh Hoang
Founder of TeenCare
Mr. Tu Nguyen
Mentor
Ms. Huong Giang
Principal
Mr. Minh Duc
Mentor
Ms. Huyen Nguyen
Mentor
Mr. Quoc Phong
Mentor
Ms. Hoang Yen
Mentor
Mr. Minh Trong
Mentor
Ms. Dieu Anh
Mentor
Ms. Nhu Kien
Mentor
Ms. Linh Hoang
Founder of TeenCare
Mr. Tu Nguyen
Mentor
Ms. Huong Giang
Principal
Mr. Minh Duc
Mentor
Ms. Huyen Nguyen
Mentor
Mr. Quoc Phong
Mentor
Ms. Hoang Yen
Mentor
Mr. Minh Trong
Mentor
Ms. Dieu Anh
Mentor
Ms. Nhu Kien
Mentor

TeenCare Plans

Choose the plan that fits your family's needs

Learning

$45

/month

What's included:

For Parents

1 parent account

1 "Understanding Your Child" lesson using the behavior model

1 child development signal report

For Your Child

1 child account

1 1:1 Mentor session

4 group life-skills & sex-ed sessions

Weekly fitness club

Add-on

Second parent account: 20$/month

Book extra 1:1 Mentor sessions outside the regular weekly schedule: 20$/session

PAYMENT:

Minimum 3 months

Coaching

$69

/month

$99

25% off

What's included:

For Parents

1 parent account

4 "Understanding Your Child" lessons using the behavior model

4 child development signal reports

Direct chat channel with your child's 1:1 Mentor

2 premium workshop passes/month

For Your Child

1 child account

4 1:1 Mentor sessions

4 group life-skills & sex-ed sessions

20 fitness club sessions

"34 Habits of Successful Young People" curriculum

Add-on

Second parent account: 20$/month

Book extra 1:1 Mentor sessions outside the regular weekly schedule: 10$/session

PAYMENT:

Minimum 12 months

Wellness

$200

/month

What's included:

All benefits of the Coaching plan

Medical checkup card at the 315 clinic network nationwide

Regular nutrition checkups

Height-growth calcium supplement package

Midu Menaq7 vitamin package

HPV Gardasil-7 vaccination package

PAYMENT:

Minimum 12 months

What does the press say about TeenCare?

Real stories from TeenCare Families

What parents say after working with TeenCare

I used to yell every time my son refused to study. Now I've learned to pause and ask what's on his mind - and he's started telling me about his day at school without me even asking. We both changed together, without either of us forcing it.
Sarah Bennett
Parent of an 8th grader
My daughter is at that age where she hides everything. I was used to the "parent talks, child listens" style. Her Mentor taught her how to express her feelings, and I learned how to listen without judging. Now there's a lot more laughter at our dinner table.
Emily Carter
Parent of a 4th grader
My daughter once said, "You never understand me." That sentence haunted me for a long time. After three months with her Mentor, she started opening up on her own, and I learned that understanding your child doesn't mean agreeing with everything they say - it means truly listening. Now we talk every evening, and she can tell me anything.
Jessica Miller
Parent of a 9th grader
I travel constantly for work, and every video call home used to get one-word answers. Now he texts me to ask, "Dad, when are you coming home?" - it sounds small, but that never used to happen. I also learned to ask specific questions instead of just "were you good today?
Michael Turner
Parent of a 7th grader
My teenager thought everything I said was wrong. I figured that was just normal. But once we both got support, I realized I'd been projecting my own expectations onto her without even noticing. She still pushes back now - but it's a real conversation, not a fight anymore.
Christine Parker
Parent of an 8th grader
The biggest change wasn't in my son - it was in me. I stopped comparing him to "other people's kids," and he became so much more confident. The two things were connected, and I never used to see it.
Amanda Collins
Parent of a 5th grader
I used to yell every time my son refused to study. Now I've learned to pause and ask what's on his mind - and he's started telling me about his day at school without me even asking. We both changed together, without either of us forcing it.
Sarah Bennett
Parent of an 8th grader
My daughter is at that age where she hides everything. I was used to the "parent talks, child listens" style. Her Mentor taught her how to express her feelings, and I learned how to listen without judging. Now there's a lot more laughter at our dinner table.
Emily Carter
Parent of a 4th grader
My daughter once said, "You never understand me." That sentence haunted me for a long time. After three months with her Mentor, she started opening up on her own, and I learned that understanding your child doesn't mean agreeing with everything they say - it means truly listening. Now we talk every evening, and she can tell me anything.
Jessica Miller
Parent of a 9th grader
I travel constantly for work, and every video call home used to get one-word answers. Now he texts me to ask, "Dad, when are you coming home?" - it sounds small, but that never used to happen. I also learned to ask specific questions instead of just "were you good today?
Michael Turner
Parent of a 7th grader
My teenager thought everything I said was wrong. I figured that was just normal. But once we both got support, I realized I'd been projecting my own expectations onto her without even noticing. She still pushes back now - but it's a real conversation, not a fight anymore.
Christine Parker
Parent of an 8th grader
The biggest change wasn't in my son - it was in me. I stopped comparing him to "other people's kids," and he became so much more confident. The two things were connected, and I never used to see it.
Amanda Collins
Parent of a 5th grader
I used to yell every time my son refused to study. Now I've learned to pause and ask what's on his mind - and he's started telling me about his day at school without me even asking. We both changed together, without either of us forcing it.
Sarah Bennett
Parent of an 8th grader
My daughter is at that age where she hides everything. I was used to the "parent talks, child listens" style. Her Mentor taught her how to express her feelings, and I learned how to listen without judging. Now there's a lot more laughter at our dinner table.
Emily Carter
Parent of a 4th grader
My daughter once said, "You never understand me." That sentence haunted me for a long time. After three months with her Mentor, she started opening up on her own, and I learned that understanding your child doesn't mean agreeing with everything they say - it means truly listening. Now we talk every evening, and she can tell me anything.
Jessica Miller
Parent of a 9th grader
I travel constantly for work, and every video call home used to get one-word answers. Now he texts me to ask, "Dad, when are you coming home?" - it sounds small, but that never used to happen. I also learned to ask specific questions instead of just "were you good today?
Michael Turner
Parent of a 7th grader
My teenager thought everything I said was wrong. I figured that was just normal. But once we both got support, I realized I'd been projecting my own expectations onto her without even noticing. She still pushes back now - but it's a real conversation, not a fight anymore.
Christine Parker
Parent of an 8th grader
The biggest change wasn't in my son - it was in me. I stopped comparing him to "other people's kids," and he became so much more confident. The two things were connected, and I never used to see it.
Amanda Collins
Parent of a 5th grader

My son was really shy, but a few weeks into the life-skills classes he started raising his hand in class. His Mentor also helped me break the habit of doing everything for him. Now he packs his own bag and sets his own alarm. Small things, but our whole family can feel the difference.
Rachel Foster
Parent of a 6th grader
Honestly, I signed up because a coworker recommended it - I wasn't fully convinced. But after two months I noticed my daughter starting to ask for my opinion before making decisions, and that's when it clicked. Turns out she didn't need less of me - she just needed me to listen instead of give orders.
David Sullivan
Parent of a 6th grader
I'm a single mom, juggling work and raising my daughter, and sometimes I'd get so exhausted I'd snap at her. She'd just shut down and stop talking. Her Mentor helped her open up, and I got guidance on managing my own emotions before talking to her. Now, whenever I'm tired, she brings me a glass of water and says, "Go rest, I'll study on my own." It nearly brings me to tears.
Laura Simmons
Parent of an 8th grader
My son is very energetic and often got in trouble at school. I was so stressed I'd yell the moment I got home. After working with TeenCare, he learned to notice when he was getting too worked up and pull himself back, and I learned to praise him at the right moments instead of only criticizing. His homeroom teacher has even noticed the improvement.
Michelle Adams
Parent of a 7th grader
I have two kids, and my older one used to get jealous of her younger sibling. I was unintentionally comparing them all the time. Her Mentor helped her understand that jealousy is normal and how to handle it, and I learned how to be fair to both without comparing them. Now the two of them play together so much more, and I have a lot less to worry about.
Nicole Ramirez
Parent of a 9th grader
I signed up because my son was shy, but in the end I was the one who changed the most. I stopped being overly anxious and gave him room to try things and make his own mistakes. He went from being glued to my side to confidently going to a friend's birthday party alone. We both "grew up" in our own way.
Victoria Hughes
Parent of a 5th grader
My son was really shy, but a few weeks into the life-skills classes he started raising his hand in class. His Mentor also helped me break the habit of doing everything for him. Now he packs his own bag and sets his own alarm. Small things, but our whole family can feel the difference.
Rachel Foster
Parent of a 6th grader
Honestly, I signed up because a coworker recommended it - I wasn't fully convinced. But after two months I noticed my daughter starting to ask for my opinion before making decisions, and that's when it clicked. Turns out she didn't need less of me - she just needed me to listen instead of give orders.
David Sullivan
Parent of a 6th grader
I'm a single mom, juggling work and raising my daughter, and sometimes I'd get so exhausted I'd snap at her. She'd just shut down and stop talking. Her Mentor helped her open up, and I got guidance on managing my own emotions before talking to her. Now, whenever I'm tired, she brings me a glass of water and says, "Go rest, I'll study on my own." It nearly brings me to tears.
Laura Simmons
Parent of an 8th grader
My son is very energetic and often got in trouble at school. I was so stressed I'd yell the moment I got home. After working with TeenCare, he learned to notice when he was getting too worked up and pull himself back, and I learned to praise him at the right moments instead of only criticizing. His homeroom teacher has even noticed the improvement.
Michelle Adams
Parent of a 7th grader
I have two kids, and my older one used to get jealous of her younger sibling. I was unintentionally comparing them all the time. Her Mentor helped her understand that jealousy is normal and how to handle it, and I learned how to be fair to both without comparing them. Now the two of them play together so much more, and I have a lot less to worry about.
Nicole Ramirez
Parent of a 9th grader
I signed up because my son was shy, but in the end I was the one who changed the most. I stopped being overly anxious and gave him room to try things and make his own mistakes. He went from being glued to my side to confidently going to a friend's birthday party alone. We both "grew up" in our own way.
Victoria Hughes
Parent of a 5th grader
My son was really shy, but a few weeks into the life-skills classes he started raising his hand in class. His Mentor also helped me break the habit of doing everything for him. Now he packs his own bag and sets his own alarm. Small things, but our whole family can feel the difference.
Rachel Foster
Parent of a 6th grader
Honestly, I signed up because a coworker recommended it - I wasn't fully convinced. But after two months I noticed my daughter starting to ask for my opinion before making decisions, and that's when it clicked. Turns out she didn't need less of me - she just needed me to listen instead of give orders.
David Sullivan
Parent of a 6th grader
I'm a single mom, juggling work and raising my daughter, and sometimes I'd get so exhausted I'd snap at her. She'd just shut down and stop talking. Her Mentor helped her open up, and I got guidance on managing my own emotions before talking to her. Now, whenever I'm tired, she brings me a glass of water and says, "Go rest, I'll study on my own." It nearly brings me to tears.
Laura Simmons
Parent of an 8th grader
My son is very energetic and often got in trouble at school. I was so stressed I'd yell the moment I got home. After working with TeenCare, he learned to notice when he was getting too worked up and pull himself back, and I learned to praise him at the right moments instead of only criticizing. His homeroom teacher has even noticed the improvement.
Michelle Adams
Parent of a 7th grader
I have two kids, and my older one used to get jealous of her younger sibling. I was unintentionally comparing them all the time. Her Mentor helped her understand that jealousy is normal and how to handle it, and I learned how to be fair to both without comparing them. Now the two of them play together so much more, and I have a lot less to worry about.
Nicole Ramirez
Parent of a 9th grader
I signed up because my son was shy, but in the end I was the one who changed the most. I stopped being overly anxious and gave him room to try things and make his own mistakes. He went from being glued to my side to confidently going to a friend's birthday party alone. We both "grew up" in our own way.
Victoria Hughes
Parent of a 5th grader