How it works
Nura starts with the part of your week that keeps breaking, and the families already around it. Then one small step at a time, so the next time it breaks you're not the only one it lands on.
Make your backup planWhat happens when you start
01
A few questions, one at a time. No profile to fill in, nothing about your kid's name, and nothing gets sent to anybody while you answer.
What's the hardest part of your afternoon?
How do you handle school pickup right now?
Where do you usually see familiar families around school pickup?
The wording follows the part of your afternoon you name.
02
There's no list of who's free and no matching. The question asks whether you see a family most weeks, and not yet is a real answer that keeps you going.
Is there a family you see most weeks?
Yes, I know exactly who
A few faces, but no names
Not really, not yet
You don't have to know them well or be ready to ask for pickup. A familiar face is enough.
03
Nura hands you one thing to try, not the whole arrangement. Too big, and you say so and get a smaller one. The first one usually runs the other way: something small you do for them, on a day you're already there.
One step at a time
Too big? Ask for a smaller one
Words to copy, if you want them
Nothing sends from Nura
Where it goes
Every step is something small you can do for one family, on a day you're already there. Nura sends none of it, and nobody has agreed to anything until they say so themselves.
Your afternoon
Pickup at 2:45
Work goes until 5
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Nothing steady right now
One family
Susan
You've said hi at pickup
You haven't texted
Your step
Offer to grab hers on a day you're there anyway.
Where it's going
Your turn, not a favor
The next time the 2:45 breaks, you're not starting from a blank text. You already went first.
Start with the hardest part of your afternoon. A few questions, then one small step you can take this week.
Make your backup plan