Multi-kid
Different kids, same household
Once there are three or more, fairness gets complicated. Our Family Habits gives each child their own page in the same shared book — different actions, different rewards, one consistent system.
Why this fits
Per-kid customization
Each child has their own action list, reward menu, and growth track. A toddler's wins don't have to look like a tween's, but they live side by side.
Fairness via age tiers
With weighted age tiers, the same action — say, reading 20 minutes — can be worth more for a younger child than an older one. Effort matters, not just output.
Less mediating, more parenting
When the kiosk tells the truth about who did what, you stop being the referee. Sibling friction over fairness drops because the ledger is shared.
Multi-parent and multi-home ready
Co-parents, grandparents, and step-parents can all log in. Households split across two homes can keep one shared family so kids see the same picture wherever they are.
What it looks like in practice
- Each kid has their own avatar and theme on the family kiosk
- Shared chores like dishwasher loading tracked once, awarded to whoever did it
- Older siblings earn extra points for helping younger ones — captured as its own action
- Weekly digest shows each child's trajectory side by side
Reading for multi-kid families
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