Familyzap
Las guías de Familyzap
Una página por cada pregunta que se hace una familia: la tabla de tareas, el reparto de las tareas, las recompensas, la paga, las rutinas. Concreto, sin jerga.
Running the house
- A chore chart for the whole family We have all made the fridge chart. It lasts two weeks. This one fills itself in every morning.
- Sharing household chores as a family Sharing the housework is not a debate to have every Sunday night. It is a setting you make once.
- Printable chore chart, or not The printed chart looks lovely on day one. By day ten the stickers are gone and nobody knows whose turn it is.
Motivating kids
- A reward system for kids A reward chart works when the child sees points go up and knows what to do with them. The rest is bookkeeping. We handle that.
- Allowance for chores Paying kids for chores is debatable. If you do it, the ledger might as well be fair and visible.
- Morning and bedtime routine for kids A routine is what saves you from saying "teeth" ten times. Here the list is on the phone and the child ticks it themselves.
On the phone
- A chore app for the whole family A chore app has to be opened by the kids, not only by the parent who installed it. So we built it for the phone lying around the living room.
- Kids' chores without accounts or email A seven-year-old has no email address, and that is exactly right. They do not need an account to empty the dishwasher.