About Us

Osa Kids Consulting is a revolutionary approach to providing kids with a fun, safe, supportive learning environment. Realizing the limitations of traditional US educational systems and childcare services, we aim to host creative play and hands-on activities while incorporating beyond what you usually expect. Our team,  with their diverse experiences from traveling to over nine countries, exploring nature and archaeological sites, and working in various educational settings, is dedicated to forming a learning environment that encourages children to build outside their traditional education foundations as they explore the limitless possibilities of their interests surrounded by nature and our team of well-trained professionals!

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That is why Osa Kids Consulting is not a school.

 Our unique value proposition centers around forming an atmosphere where responsibility, exploration, creativity, and fun come together in our camp-style educational programs—creating the perfect balance between fun and practical application.

At Osa Kids Consulting, we are committed to unlocking each child’s potential while fostering positive relationships with individuals within our team and those we serve.

Our mission is to provide children with an engaging journey that encourages them along every step of life’s path of discovery so that they can find their true passions! We understand the importance of safety, and our vetted professionals ensure a secure environment for your children. While providing a magical space so you can be assured your kids will be safe and having fun while you are away at work or simply enjoying your vacation while your kids enjoy theirs! 

Here are just some activities you can expect your kids to tell you about at the end of the day.

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Water games, river explorations (swimming in the river as well as collecting clay rocks to mash up and turn into beads, which we will then make into bracelets for each of the kiddos to bring home with them as a keepsake), drawing with chalk, playing soccer, making flower bouquets, walking on the hiking trails, coloring, painting, baking cookies and explaining how to cook safely and adequately, playing board games, reading books, and gardening.