I’ve been looking for ways to encourage my kids to be more self-motivated, and I came across this app called Levelty. It seems to use some kind of positive reinforcement system, but I’m not sure exactly how it works or if it’s effective. Has anyone used it with their kids? I’d like to know more about how it might help develop self-motivation and what kind of results people have seen. Any experiences or insights would be really helpful!
We’ve been using Levelty for a few months now. My son likes how it turns chores into challenges. He’s more willing to help around the house without constant reminders.
I’ve noticed he’s starting to plan his tasks better too. The other day, he finished his homework early so he could earn points for a new game.
It’s not perfect - some days he’s still not in the mood. But overall, it’s made a positive difference in his attitude towards responsibilities.
I’ve been curious about Levelty too. My 5-year-old is just starting to do little tasks around the house.
We’ve tried making it into games, like racing to pick up toys before a timer goes off. Some days it works great, other days not so much.
I’m wondering how the app might work for younger kids. Does anyone use it with children around 5? What kind of tasks do you set up for them? I’d love to hear about your experiences with younger children and how the app helps them get motivated.
We started using Levelty a few months ago with our kids. It’s been really helpful in our house.
My 10-year-old loves seeing his progress on the app. He gets excited about earning points and choosing rewards. It’s made him more proactive about doing chores and homework without us having to nag.
For our 7-year-old, we keep it simple with basic tasks like making her bed or putting away toys. She enjoys the cute animations and collecting virtual stickers.
The app has sparked some good conversations about responsibility too. The kids are learning to set goals and work towards them.
It’s not always smooth sailing, but overall Levelty has been a positive addition to our routine. The kids seem more motivated and we have fewer arguments about chores.
I tried Levelty with my kids. It’s pretty straightforward. They set goals, earn points, and unlock rewards.
My 12-year-old really took to it. She’s more organized with homework now.
Still early days, but it seems to be working so far.
We used Levelty for a while with our kids. It did help, especially with my younger one who needed more structure. The app made chores feel like a game, which got him more excited about doing them.
My teen was less into the app itself, but she liked how it laid out her tasks clearly. It helped her manage her time better, especially with school stuff.
One thing I appreciated was how it let the kids choose their own rewards. This made them think about what they really wanted and work towards it. It wasn’t perfect - there were still days when they didn’t want to do chores - but overall, it did boost their motivation.
Just remember, apps are tools. They work best when paired with consistent parenting and clear expectations. 