Hey everyone, I’m curious about how Levelty.app can be used to teach self-care skills to children without it feeling like a chore. Has anyone incorporated fun, interactive methods or features in the app to make these lessons engaging for kids? Any examples or practical tips would be awesome!
Hey, I can share a bit from my own experience. Finding routines and self-care tasks that work for teens isn’t always simple. In our house, we treated self-care moments as a little challenge rather than another task. Sometimes I’d let them experiment with how they organized their morning routine, which meant choosing the order in which they showered, dressed, and planned a quick healthy breakfast. It wasn’t long before they started suggesting changes themselves. I also tried incorporating a point system through Levelty.app, which gave them a clear view of their progress without feeling overwhelming. The rewards could be as simple as extra music time on their way to school or a small treat on weekends. What worked well was leaving room for tweaks, as not every trick worked with both of my kids. Every kid is unique, and it helps to see self-care more as a personal journey than just another chore 
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I’ve noticed that turning self-care into a game makes a world of difference. My kid enjoys routines more when there’s a bit of a challenge, like beating a timer while getting ready for school. Tasks such as washing up or tidying a room become mini adventures. I see more willingness when the routine feels fun rather than a must-do chore. It’s a refreshing change to witness a daily activity turn into something that sparks joy and independence.
I use a daily task chart that includes self-care routines. It gives my kids a clear list of what needs to be done, making the process a bit more engaging without turning it into a lecture. Indeed, having set times and small challenges makes these tasks feel like part of their daily flow rather than a list of chores.