The driving mission of Stareworthy is to provide people with products that are inherently good. There is purity and wholesomeness behind every Stareworthy story. Wholesomeness, our desires for good, our love for the important people in our lives, is our common ground. It is what unites us all in heart and spirit- and it is what we seek to capture in every Stareworthy product.
Based on research from leading figures in childhood development, we've designed stories to enhance the brain-growth of your child based on their age range and encourage milestone achievement in a way that is wholesome, engaging, and fun!
Our books are written to suit the following developmental age ranges:
With the rise of handheld technological devices and social media, parents worry about the effects of overstimulation on their young children. The camera rolls on our mobile devices contain thousands of images, and despite the convenience of carrying our memories with us in the palms of our hands, research suggests a detrimental impact of smartphone usage on the young, developing minds of children.
We believe in using the modern accessibility of our favorite photos to create products that promote in children a strong sense-of-self and healthy connections with caregivers; leading to well-rounded, resilient kids.
Golisano Children’s Hospital (GCH) is the only pediatric hospital in the 17-county Finger Lakes region, where more than 85,000 children and their families receive care each year. During the past decade, US News & World Report has ranked the University of Rochester's GCH as one of the nation’s best children’s hospitals in six out of 10 categories: endocrinology/diabetes, gastroenterology, neonatology, nephrology, neurology/neurosurgery, and orthopedics. Their state-of-the-art PET-MRI machine is the nation’s first in a children’s hospital, and enables their young patients to undergo a single imaging procedure rather than two, with less radiation exposure. GCH is also the proud home to a Ronald McDonald “House Within the Hospital,” which allows parents to be close to their critically ill or injured child and gives families a place to relax, cook a meal, take a shower, or do a load of laundry.
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