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Understand Our Amazing Bodies

We Can All

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Feel Confident that Your Children Have the Knowledge They Need for a Happy, Healthy Future

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Fun for
Kids

Watch a demonstration, join a live anatomy coloring book club, or make a model.

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Something for every learning preference

Easy for Parents

Just log in and start. No preparation, no clean up. Optional worksheets. Optional activities.

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 Because parenting is already hard enough.

In-Depth Lessons

What do vitamins actually do? Why do our cells need oxygen? What exactly causes cavities.

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Your child's questions answered by a real doctor.

Expert Teaching

Dr. Robin is a family physician, medical school faculty, and homeschool mom.

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A true expert makes complex topics make sense

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It's science that's real, relatable, and important

Everybody needs to know how their body works. But often all we get are a lot of random facts without reasons. No wonder health problems are rampant.

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We can do better for our children

Learning at Dr. Robin's School is Simple for Parents.

So is getting started:

Purchase Access

A full access subscription gets you everything, all the lessons, all the live webinars, and everything new.

Click on the Link

Your confirmation email will have a link to get started. Or just log in to your account and start exploring.

Play the First Lesson

You can start immediately. Watch a lesson, print a handout, enjoy a webinar recording

Taught by a Family Physician

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The human body can be scary for kids-tummy aches, bleeding cuts, and scary sounding grown-up problems. Dr. Robin makes it all better with knowledge and reassurance.

- Holly Beran

Dr. Robin obviously knows her topics so thoroughly and has a love of the subjects she teaches...she is able to convey her knowledge in a meaningful way that creates interest and enthusiasm in my students. 

- Tia Brown

We all love Dr. Robin's clear explanations and examples. My kids will often bring up material they have learned in conversations.

- Sarah Hill

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