Smiles & Frowns: Rewards Chart

We’ve always had behavioural issues with our son. He is now 10 and reward / consequences systems we’ve used in the past just haven’t lasted. He would screw up the paper tacked on the fridge. He is such a technology based child and I recently came across this app to trial with him after he lost all of his technology use for really poor behaviour. I set it up with the different choices of behaviours we wanted to start seeing used more often and reward when we saw it. I explained how it was going to work with him before we used it (50 smiley face = technology returned to normal weekly usage rights) 10 frowns after getting it back means he will loose it again. He was very happy with this arrangement. It is working more AMAZINGLY than we could have imagine! You guys have literally changed our lives and I cannot thank you enough 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

It’s great for our family

Your first board is free, well It was for a month and then it asked me to buy one, but at $1.49 it was worth it. It's so easy to Use and my kids well they have jumped into shape since using it and we have a blended family so step brothers and sister all competing or fighting.....it works well. Cons: the darn thing asks you to log in every time You open the app, which is annoying but for me the app is more useful then annoying but it needs to be fixed before a less bugged copycat version comes along Over all this app is fantastic but still needs work

It helps with my sons emotions and he loves earning points and gets upset when he loses points but is ready to earn points

Difficult to edit once you set up a board. Purchased the year subscription (with 1 month trial period) and was charged right away. I assumed I’d have the trial period before being charged. Not pleased with this app.

This app has things like eye contact and social tone as good behaviors. Now you may not relive it but why your child doesn’t make eye contact is because it ether is very uncomfortable or physically painful and you would never want to put your child through pain. And making “social tones” is forcing your child to put on a fake face for people so that you are not ashamed. If you want to reword your child for doing something hard then do but not through an ableist app that calls it a good or bad behavior

Was working fine for a while then logged me out. Tried to sign back in gave me the message “the data couldn’t be read because it Isn’t in the correct format” tried creating a new account and the same message appeared. Also I find it alarming that there isn’t a “forgot password?” To assist in recovering an account through email if I forget the password. I spent a good amount of time creating the perfect custom layout and rewards and I would rather not have to do it again.

It’s working well so far for our 4 year old son. I love that it lets you share to multiple devices all for free.

We are loving this app. The kids like they can trade their smiles for rewards and I like that I can give them smiles and frowns anytime.

Works great for motivating positive behavior or negating the negative.