Kids police - for parents

Kids Police is an innovative application designed to assist parents in managing their children's behavior through simulated calls from a fake police station. This app aims to address and correct common behavioral issues in children who may be struggling to adhere to parental guidance. By utilizing a series of pre-recorded calls, Kids Police provides a unique approach to help children understand the consequences of their actions in a controlled and safe environment.

The app features a variety of real-life scenarios, carefully crafted to mimic everyday situations. To cater to different needs, the application is divided into two distinct sections: one tailored for boys and another for girls, enhancing the realism and effectiveness of the intervention.

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

1. Naughty: A call specifically designed to address general naughty behavior.
2. Good: A call to reward and encourage good behavior in children.
3. Fighting: A call focused on resolving conflicts and discouraging fighting with peers.
4. Bad Language: A call aimed at correcting the use of inappropriate language.
5. Messy Room: A call to motivate children to keep their rooms tidy.
6. Sleep: A call to help children adhere to a proper sleep schedule and ease bedtime struggles.
7. Eating: A call to encourage healthier eating habits.
8. Using Devices: A call to manage excessive use of electronic devices such as phones, games, and TV.
9. Homework: A call to motivate children to complete their homework diligently.

In the latest version of Kids Police, we've introduced a 'cancel' option, allowing parents to call back the simulated police station or patrol to halt the operation at any time. This feature is particularly useful if the child corrects their behavior immediately. Additionally, we've enhanced the application's settings, enabling users to activate or deactivate the 'call center' feature to prevent any potential embarrassment in public settings. Users can also customize the name displayed on the call screen to suit their preferences.

We urge parents to use Kids Police responsibly and moderately to ensure it does not cause psychological harm to their children.

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Last updated on Oct 16, 2024

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