Meet the Founder
Founder of T is for Tot. Former kindergarten teacher. Big believer in meaningful play.
T is for Tot began in 2020 with one simple goal: to make learning at home feel joyful, doable, and meaningful for families.
As a former kindergarten teacher and mom, I saw how powerful play-based learning can be, and how overwhelming it can feel to plan activities that truly support your child’s development. I created T is for Tot to bridge that gap.
Each month, families receive a thoughtfully designed learning kit delivered to their door. Every kit includes hands-on activities that build early literacy, math, science, and fine motor skills through play that feels natural and fun.
There’s no busywork, no prep, and no pressure. Just meaningful play that fits into real family life.
Created by a former kindergarten teacher and trusted by families nationwide.
I created T is for Tot because I wanted better tools to support my child’s learning at home, without screens, pressure, or endless planning. These kits are the ones I wish I had from the beginning.
T is for Tot in the spotlight
From Nashville television to national podcasts and awards, we are proud to share why meaningful play matters.
Newest feature
Meghan shares simple, hands on ways families can help children feel prepared, confident and excited for kindergarten.
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National podcast
Meghan joins Guy Raz and MGA Entertainment founder Isaac Larian to talk about building and growing T is for Tot.
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Three time honoree
Recognized as one of USA TODAY's 10Best Kids Subscription Boxes for three years in a row.
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A closer look at how T is for Tot helps families make meaningful learning easier at home.
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Award nominee
T is for Tot was honored to be recognized as a CUBE Award nominee.
Award nominee
Meghan shares the story behind T is for Tot and why hands on learning matters.
Television feature
Finalist
Meghan presents the mission, growth and future of T is for Tot.
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Sharing fun, meaningful ways to support early learning at home.
Television feature
Where it started
One of our first opportunities to share the T is for Tot story with Nashville families.
Our first appearanceA local television feature highlighting creative, hands on learning for young children.
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