Spending

Rewards that feel earned

Bribes wear out. Privileges, time together, and small choices keep their meaning. Set up rewards your kids actually look forward to.

Examples from real families

Set the point cost yourself. Higher costs make rewards feel special; lower costs let smaller wins land more often. Daily and weekly limits keep favorites from going stale.

Pick the family movie
1/week
30
pts
Choose what's for dinner
50
pts
Stay up 30 minutes later
1/week
40
pts
Special date with a parent
200
pts
First in the shower
1/day
10
pts
Skip a chore once
1/week
80
pts
Friend over for the afternoon
120
pts
Extra screen time, 30 min
1/day
60
pts
Trip to the bookstore
250
pts

Kids choose when to spend

Agency matters. When a child decides whether to save toward a bigger reward or cash in for a smaller one, they're learning self-direction, not just compliance.

Edit without rewriting history

Adjust a reward's point cost as kids grow. Past redemptions stay where they are; future ones use the new price.

Custom rewards for each kid

What's special to a 6-year-old isn't what motivates a 12-year-old. Tailor the reward menu per child as they grow.

Built for shared homes

Multi-parent families and households across two homes can keep one shared ledger so kids see consistency wherever they are.

Try a reward menu that fits your family

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