







「もうおしまい!」から、「どう使おうか?」へ。
Automatically translated from Japanese by AI
Sure to hit home with child-rearing households (based on real experience)
I tried setting screen time limits, but there are only so many things I can monitor, and it's hard to be flexible with things like "just for today." Most importantly, I felt that simply cutting off access when time runs out doesn't help children develop the ability to use time wisely.
With "Yatta ne," when children achieve the tasks they've decided on together with their parents, they earn time they can use freely. Because it's time they've earned through their own effort, they naturally start to care about what to use it for. Since they can also carry over unused time to the next day, it leads to the experience of making plans like "I'll save this for tomorrow."
I'd be happy if this could be an opportunity for parents and children to learn together about how to use time.
It works on a single smartphone, on separate devices for each parent and child, or with iOS ⇔ Android combinations.
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