The Tot family · curiosity
Meet Tot
"Why? How? What if?"
Yukon Gold potato
Tot is the friend who always asks "why?" Tot helps kids practice the most important skill of all: being curious, asking big questions and wondering out loud with the people they love.
What Tot teaches
Tot helps kids stay curious.
Asking questions
Why, how, what if. Every question is a good one.
Noticing things
Spotting what is new, different or surprising.
Sharing ideas
Saying a thought out loud, even a silly one.
Listening
Hearing what someone else wonders, too.
Tots With Thoughts
Tot's Big Book of Why
A coloring book
What would you ask Tot?
Tot's coloring book · coming soon
Tot's Big Book of Why
Curious scenes that start big conversations.
- A "why" question on every page
- Tot at the park, the beach, the moon and more
- Bold, easy lines for ages 3 to 6
Big questions from Tot
Ask one at bedtime. See where it goes.
What would you ask the moon?
Why do you think the sky is blue?
If you could shrink, where would you go?
Try it together
The question jar
A five-minute activity for grown-ups and kids, with things you already have at home.
Real potato fact: Yukon Gold potatoes were first grown in Canada, and they are named after the Yukon, famous for its gold rush.
- Keep a jar and paper slips on the table.
- Each time your child asks a big question, write it down and drop it in.
- At dinner, pull one out and wonder together. Nobody needs to know the answer.