Kids police - for parents

Introducing Kids Police - a groundbreaking application designed to assist parents in managing their children's behavior through simulated interactions with a fake police station. This innovative tool uses pre-recorded calls tailored to address a variety of common behavioral issues encountered by parents. The goal is to encourage positive behavior changes in children who might be struggling with listening to their parents or exhibiting undesirable actions.

We've meticulously crafted these calls to reflect real-life scenarios, ensuring they resonate with children. To enhance the realism and effectiveness, the app features two distinct sections: one for boys and one for girls, each with specific calls that address their behaviors.

Here's a comprehensive list of the actions and behaviors that the Kids Police app is designed to handle:

1. Naughty - A call specifically designed to address general naughty behavior.
2. Good - A call to reward and reinforce positive behavior in your child.
3. Fighting - A call to tackle the issue of fighting with other children.
4. Bad Language - A call to address and curb the use of inappropriate language.
5. Messy Room - A call to encourage tidiness and address the problem of a messy room.
6. Sleep - A call to help with children who resist going to bed on time and create bedtime struggles.
7. Eating - A call to encourage better eating habits for those who are picky eaters.
8. Using Devices - A call to manage excessive use of electronic devices such as phones, video games, and TVs.
9. Homework - A call to motivate children who are reluctant to complete their homework.

In our latest update, we've introduced a cancel option, allowing you to halt the police station or patrol call at any time. This feature is particularly useful if the child corrects their behavior, and you wish to stop the operation immediately.

Additionally, we've enhanced the app with new settings. You can now toggle the "call center" on or off to prevent any potential embarrassment when using the app in public settings. Furthermore, you have the flexibility to customize the name displayed on the call screen to suit your preferences.

We encourage you to use Kids Police responsibly and moderately to ensure it does not cause any psychological harm to your children.

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Last updated on Oct 16, 2024

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