Kids police - for parents

Kids Police: Helping Parents Discipline Their Kids' Behavior

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 unique approach utilizes pre-recorded calls tailored to address specific behavioral issues, aiming to encourage better conduct in children who may be struggling to follow their parents' guidance.

We have carefully crafted a variety of real-life scenarios to reflect common situations that children may encounter. To enhance the realism and effectiveness of the app, we have created separate sections for boys and girls.

List of Actions and Behaviors Addressed by the App:

1. Naughty Behavior - A call designed to address general naughtiness and encourage better behavior.
2. Good Behavior - A call to reward and reinforce positive actions in children.
3. Fighting - A call to tackle the issue of fighting with peers and promote peaceful interactions.
4. Bad Language - A call to address and discourage the use of inappropriate language.
5. Messy Room - A call to encourage children to keep their rooms tidy.
6. Sleep Issues - A call to help children adhere to a regular bedtime routine.
7. Eating Habits - A call to encourage healthier eating behaviors.
8. Excessive Device Use - A call to manage and reduce the time spent on electronic devices such as phones, games, and TV.
9. Homework Neglect - A call to motivate children to complete their homework diligently.

In our latest version, we've introduced a cancel option, allowing parents to call back the police station or patrol to stop the operation if the child's behavior improves. Additionally, new settings enable you to activate or deactivate the "call center" feature, which is particularly useful in public settings to avoid any potential embarrassment. You can also customize the name displayed on the call screen to any name of your choice.

We encourage parents to use Kids Police moderately and appropriately to prevent any psychological harm to their children.

Copyright © 2020 Kids Police. All rights reserved.

What's New in Version 1.2.4

Last updated on Oct 16, 2024

We have reduced the frequency of ads and removed certain ads to enhance your overall user experience.