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Morning routines - getting up, getting dressed, eat breakfast, etc., are always tough on Leo because of ADHD and also on Pierre.
In order to minimise his son’s stress and his own, he came up with Brili, a mobile app to help with morning routines. The app works in three stages:
Plan a routine - Parents set up routines from templates or from scratch so that their children can go through the day. The app syncs all of the steps in real time;
Game - The routines are displayed as a game. Kids see what’s coming new, how much time they have left, etc.;
Rewards - Children get rewards for completing their tasks and showing good behaviour.
"We talked to a lot of experts initially to sort out our own situation, and we learned consistency and structure are common themes recommended for parents at home to implement with their kids. Before we learned about how to do routines properly, it was chaotic”, the father confessed.
Pierre founded his own company around the app and is its CEO.
The app is available for iOS and Android. After a 30 day trial, the user can select the payment plan according to their need.
Adapted from: https://bit.ly/2NejVx5
More info: https://brili.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c13MgeNNTs
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