Turn ScreenTime into positive motivation for kids
ScreenTreat is an iOS app to turn ScreenTime into positive motivation for kids. Parents are to set custom must-do and bonus tasks for their kids to complete before screentime is unlocked. This is a single device option with parent mode. App is free of charge
This is a superb idea! As someone already mentioned, can absolutely be used for adults too, but this is incredibly useful for forming good habits and rewarding kids with something they'll actually crave (whether you like it or not). All the success for you!
This is not only for kids! :D You could also include adults in the title with the greatest peace of mind. ☝️😁 Great idea. Hope that this will be on Mac soon too :)
We've been trying different motivational schemes for our 10 & 8 y.o. kids. Yet we failed, as our offline "Plus" dashboard on the fridge turned out to be ineffective - both us and kids did forget to fill in, there were no instant gratification and ultimately it became more of routine rather than something exciting for the kids. We had to figure out something else and noticed taking away their iPad or reducing time limit was very effective and got their attention right back. Nowadays screentim
I love this app for kids! It’s easy to use and has helped us set healthy boundaries for screen time. It encourages kids to build better habits and focus on other activities like reading, doing chores at home or being active outside. A great tool for promoting balance and ensuring kids use devices responsibly.
As a parent of two kids, I will definitely try this product. I suggest considering adding scenario definitions, so that different tasks are automatically displayed in different contexts. For example, bedtime tasks at night and tasks during Sunday daytime would likely be very different.
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