Goodbye tantrums! - Quidbe 4.7.0

Many tantrums can be resolved with a simple distraction, and Quidbe assists in creating this diversion. Furthermore, it leverages positive moments to praise and motivate children to continue their good behavior.

• Quidbe plays pre-recorded audios to mimic a fake call from the Children’s Police Station or a Children’s Doctor, allowing you to address your child's behavior accordingly. Each audio features unique dialogues, enabling you to specify the reason for initiating the simulated call, with a wide array of options.
• You can address both negative and positive behaviors. Refusing to eat, get dressed, or bathe, or throwing tantrums in public are just a few instances of negative behavior that can be addressed. Likewise, excelling in school, achieving milestones, behaving well at school are examples of positive behaviors that can be highlighted. The possibilities are endless!
• All dialogues are gender-neutral, catering to both boys and girls alike.

YOUR CONTACT LIST

• Children’s Police (Kids Police)
• Doctor (Children’s Doctor)

LANGUAGES AVAILABLE

• English
• Spanish (https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1495120079?mt=8)

APP SAFE FOR PARENTS

We have ensured that the app offers a secure environment reserved solely for parents, accessible via a security code.

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IMPORTANT

Quidbe is designed for entertainment purposes only. The dialogues featured in the audios are scripted and fictitious. We urge users to employ the app responsibly, emphasizing that its primary objective is to aid during challenging moments with children or reinforce positive behavior as deemed appropriate. The responsibility for children’s education lies with parents and adults.