From everyday family life.
Everyday life with children: small routines that save arguments, how Rondino helps and what’s new in the app.
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Documenting learning at home: the learning report without extra work
If you learn at home, at some point you’ll want to show what your child has learned. A good report shows it in a few pages. It’s easiest to build it as you go, over the course of the year.
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One tablet for the whole family: each child with their own profile
Not every child has their own phone, and that’s fine. A shared tablet in the kitchen is enough, as long as each child has their own space on it and the parents have theirs.
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Kind gestures: small acts of kindness between siblings
Siblings argue; that’s part of life. What’s easy to forget is how much joy they can bring each other. One small idea a day is often enough of a nudge.
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Pocket money and screen time: clear rules instead of daily bargaining
“Can I watch one more episode?” If you answer that question fresh every evening, you’re bargaining every evening. With fixed rules and stars, it becomes an agreement the child can keep track of themselves.
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Planning the week with school children: ten minutes on Sunday, fewer arguments during the week
Chores, homework, training, music lessons: weekdays are busy in families with school children. A short look at the week together takes a lot of pressure off. Here’s what that can look like.
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“What do I have to do today?” When children keep track of their own day
The question comes every morning, often before breakfast. It goes away once the day lives in one place the child can open themselves.
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New in Rondino: what changed in October
The first families are testing Rondino, and their feedback goes into the app almost every day. Here are the highlights of the last few weeks.