Part 6 · 2:12 min

Mood check and statistics

The mood check lets your child answer with a face, before or after a routine, no words needed. We turn it on in the Morning Routine, see how Ella answers and does the routine, and then read the statistics: how much gets done, which days are weak, which steps get missed most and how a routine changes the mood.

Chapters

  1. 0:00Turn on the mood check
  2. 0:32What your child sees
  3. 1:20The routines in numbers
  4. 1:51Mood over time

In this video

  • Mood check per routine: before, after or both, every day or less often
  • Five faces in your child's view, before the steps and when everything is done
  • Statistics: completion and change from the previous period
  • Per weekday, most missed and most consistent steps
  • Mood over time with curves before and after
  • Per child and per routine, over the last 7, 30 or 90 days

Step by step

0:00Turn on the mood check

  1. One question, no wordsThe mood check shows five faces before or after a routine. Your child taps one, and you see the pattern over time.
  2. Per routineYou turn it on in the routine's settings. The evening routine already has it, now the morning gets it too.
  3. Before, after or bothBoth shows how a routine changes the mood. Every day gives the most to read, every week disturbs the least.

0:32What your child sees

  1. How are you feeling right now?The question comes before the steps. Ella taps a face and moves on.
  2. The routine as usualElla checks off the steps. The timer can be skipped if she's already done.
  3. How are you feeling now?When all steps are done the question comes again. The difference is the interesting part.

1:20The routines in numbers

  1. Statistics on the home screenHere you see how the routines are going, for all children or one at a time, over the last 7, 30 or 90 days.
  2. CompletionThe share of steps checked off, and how it changed from the previous period.
  3. Per weekdayMondays are Ella's weakest. Good to know when you plan the week.
  4. Most missed and most consistentBrushing teeth in the evening gets skipped most. Waking up almost always gets done.

1:51Mood over time

  1. Mood over timeAverage mood, number of check-ins and the curve before and after the routine.
  2. Per routineHere you see which routine lifts the mood most, and which one is heavy.

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