Kids police - for parents

Introducing Kids Police, an innovative app designed to assist parents in disciplining their children's behavior through simulated calls from a fake police station. This tool is specifically crafted to address the challenges of managing naughty children who tend to disregard parental guidance, using a series of pre-recorded calls tailored to various behavioral issues.

Our app features a diverse collection of real-life call simulations that reflect common situations encountered daily. For added realism and personalization, the app is divided into two sections: one for boys and another for girls, ensuring that the approach resonates more effectively with each child.

Here's a detailed list of behaviors and actions that Kids Police is designed to handle:

1. Naughty: A call specifically designed to address general naughty behavior.
2. Good: A call to reward and reinforce positive behavior in your child.
3. Fighting: A call that tackles the issue of children fighting with peers.
4. Bad Language: A call to correct the use of inappropriate language.
5. Messy Room: A call to encourage tidiness and cleanliness in the child's room.
6. Sleep: A call aimed at children who struggle with maintaining a regular sleep schedule.
7. Eating: A call for children who are reluctant to eat properly.
8. Using Devices: A call to manage excessive use of electronic devices such as phones, gaming consoles, and TVs.
9. Homework: A call to motivate children who neglect their homework.

In the latest version of Kids Police, we've introduced a new cancel option. This feature allows you to call back the police station or patrol to halt the operation at any time, which is particularly useful if the child corrects their behavior promptly.

Additionally, we've included new settings where you can toggle the "call center" feature on or off. This helps avoid any potential embarrassment when using the app in public settings or among others. You can also customize the name displayed on the call screen to any name of your choice, enhancing the personal touch of the experience.

We encourage you to use Kids Police in a balanced and considerate manner to prevent any psychological harm to your children.

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What's New in the Latest Version 1.2.4

Last updated on Oct 16, 2024

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