Learning Without Tears is the company behind Handwriting Without Tears and related curricula that support handwriting, keyboarding, and early math through multisensory, developmentally sequenced materials. Their programs combine workbooks, manipulatives, songs, and digital tools to help young children learn letter formation, spacing, number concepts, and basic skills in a way that respects small hands and short attention spans. Founded by occupational therapist Jan Olsen, the approach is especially popular with OTs and early-elementary teachers for its clear strokes and emphasis on posture and grip. Parents appreciate the structured, short lessons and the availability of both print and digital options. Costs can add up if you buy multiple supplements, but many core materials are reusable with siblings, spreading the investment over several years.