Behavior: how it works

The Behavior tab brings together the records related to the child's behavior within the family's routine.

In it, guardians can track and record:

1. Behavior score
2. Good deeds
3. Incidents
4. Compliments
5. Restrictions

The behavior score is a score from 0 to 100 that helps track the child's behavior throughout the month.

Every month, the score starts at 50 points.

It can:

1. Go up when the child receives good deeds or compliments.
2. Go down when incidents are recorded.

The score is a visual reference for guardians to track the month — not a definitive evaluation of the child, but a support for conversation, guidance, and recognizing behaviors.

Good deeds are used to record something positive the child did that deserves recognition.

When recording a good deed, the guardian can add points or symbolic money to the child's balance.

1. Helped someone without being asked
2. Took good care of a toy
3. Had a kind attitude
4. Kept an important agreement
5. Did something positive outside the day's tasks

Incidents are used to record something that happened and that needs attention from the family.

An incident may or may not deduct points or symbolic money from the child's balance, and may also generate a restriction (such as no screens for a period defined by the family).

1. Didn't keep an agreement
2. Had an attitude that needs to be discussed
3. Disrespected a house rule
4. Used screens outside the agreement

Compliments are used to recognize the child or send a special message, without tying points or symbolic money.

They're a simple way to reinforce positive attitudes and keep warm communication within the family.

1. "You were very kind today"
2. "I liked seeing your effort"
3. "Well done for trying again"
4. "I was happy with your attitude"

Restrictions show up when an incident generates a temporary or permanent consequence — for example, no screens, pausing an activity, or another consequence defined by the family.

A restriction can have a deadline or stay active until it is removed manually by the guardian.

1. Behavior score
2. Good deeds
3. Incidents
4. Compliments board
5. Active restrictions

The child cannot edit good deeds, incidents, or restrictions.

For compliments, they can view the ones received and also edit or delete the compliments they sent themselves.