06/28/2026
A lot of kids can get through school without ever hearing this idea clearly.
John Locke wrote it centuries ago, and it still matters: you have a property in your own person. Your body, your labor, your choices, and your future are not things someone else owns.
That’s not just philosophy. It’s the foundation of so much more: why your work has value, why your voice matters, and why freedom means something deeper than a word on a bumper sticker.
At Tuttle Twins, we believe kids deserve to meet the thinkers who shaped these ideas. Not as dusty history, but as living tools for the world they’re actually growing up in.
Because a child who knows where their rights come from is a child who knows what to do with them.