Moodime: The Lebanese App Helping Kids Express Their Feelings

Teaching kids to express emotions can be tough, especially for children on the autism spectrum. Moodime, a new Lebanese app by Sunnymoon Project, is making that easier with a colorful and calming platform designed to turn emotional awareness into something simple and fun.

Making Emotions Accessible to Kids

Moodime is designed for kids aged 3 to 9, but its approach feels relevant to anyone who has ever struggled to put feelings into words. Using friendly visuals and simple prompts, the app gently guides children toward naming and expressing emotions, an essential skill often overlooked in early education.

It is particularly helpful for children on the autism spectrum, offering structure and clarity in a calm, pressure-free space.

The team behind Moodime has created an experience that balances fun with purpose. Its intuitive design and six language options make it accessible to children from diverse backgrounds, and it is built with parents in mind!

The goal is clear: build emotional intelligence early, a skill crucial for social development and mental health. Parents can use Moodime as a daily tool to spark honest conversations with their kids, a thoughtful addition that sets it apart in the growing field of educational apps.

Sunnymoon Project: A Women-Led Lebanese Studio with a Vision

Behind Moodime is Sunnymoon Project, a game studio founded by sisters Dahlia, Rita, and Karen. Their name reflects their personal bond: “sun” for Dahlia’s bold energy, “moon” for Rita’s calm focus, and “star” for Karen’s animation magic.

Here’s a look at the work they put into creating original designs:

Sunnymoon stands out as one of Lebanon’s few women-led mobile game studios. They embrace their leadership role proudly but focus on delivering meaningful and innovative games rather than gender labels. Their creative vision blends emotional storytelling with fresh gameplay, often inspired by classic narrative-driven games.

And just check out how cool their character designs are:

The studio avoids mainstream trends and aims to highlight diverse cultures and stories that are not commonly seen in games. This vision shapes Moodime’s emotionally rich and inclusive experience.

They also have a free mobile game called SweetStacks, where you stack different foods to build tall desserts. The goal is to balance everything carefully while avoiding things that do not belong on your plate.

The game features simple, family-friendly gameplay with no ads. It has colorful visuals and a relaxing soundtrack that make it easy to pick up and enjoy anytime! It’s available on Android and soon on iOS, so click here to download.

Why We Need Apps Like Moodime

Moodime fills a gap that many parents feel but do not always know how to address. It offers a concrete way to talk about emotions without needing a meltdown to start the conversation.

It is available in multiple languages and has already resonated with both kids and adults who want to feel a little more seen.

For more information about Moodime, make sure to check out their website and Instagram. It’s available for download on Android and iOS.