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What sets these apart
Role-play calls for everyday behaviour
Kids police - for parents is a parenting app built around pretend calls from a police station or patrol. Parents choose a recorded scenario, then use the call to address a child’s behaviour. It is aimed at families who want a quick role-play prompt for situations such as refusing bedtime, avoiding homework or spending too long on devices.
What the recordings cover
The app separates recordings for boys and girls and offers calls for several common household problems. It also includes a positive option for recognising good behaviour, rather than focusing only on correction.
- General naughty behaviour and fighting
- Bad language and a messy room
- Sleep and eating difficulties
- Overuse of phones, games or television
- Homework refusal and good behaviour
Useful controls, with an important limit
A call can be cancelled if the child changes behaviour. Parents can also turn the call centre on or off and change the name shown on the call screen. Those controls make the app easier to use discreetly, including outside the home.
The trade-off is that this is a pretend authority figure, not a broader parenting tool. It does not replace explaining expectations, setting consistent boundaries or recognising why a child is struggling. The developer itself advises using the app moderately and appropriately to avoid psychological harm.
How widely it is used
Published by Kids police in the Parenting category, the app has a 4.47 rating from 4,098 reviews and 1,000,000+ installs. That points to substantial interest in the format, but the rating alone cannot show whether its approach suits your child or family.
