Say goodbye to tantrums with Quidbe, the innovative app that lets you call the Children's Police, Children's Doctor, Santa Claus, and many more to help manage your child's behavior. It's designed to reduce your stress while sparking inspiration in your little ones.

Quidbe uses pre-recorded audio to simulate calls to characters like the Children's Police, Children's Doctor, Santa Claus, the Three Wise Men, or a Superhero, allowing you to report your child's behavior in a fun and engaging way. Each audio features diverse dialogues, giving you endless options to address both good and bad behaviors, whether you're dealing with a boy or a girl.

Struggling with mealtime, dressing, or bath time? Or dealing with a tantrum at the mall? Quidbe can help you mention these instances of bad behavior. On the flip side, if your child has good grades, achieves something special, eats well, or behaves well at school, Quidbe lets you highlight these positive actions, encouraging continued good behavior.

FAST EMERGENCY CALL (ESSENTIAL!)

For those moments that can't wait, Quidbe offers a programmable button for quick calls right from the app's start screen.

YOUR CONTACT LIST

• Children's Police
• Doctor for Children
• Santa Claus
• Superhero
• Wise Men

AVAILABLE LANGUAGES

• Latin Spanish
• English (available here)

SAFE APP FOR PARENTS

We prioritize safety, ensuring that only parents can access the app with a security code.

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COMMENTS AND FEEDBACK

We're always improving, so we welcome your feedback. Reach out through the opinions section on this page or email us at [email protected]. We're excited to hear from you!

NOTICE OF PRIVACY

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IMPORTANT

Quidbe is for entertainment purposes only. The dialogues in the audios are simulated and not real. We trust that the app is used responsibly. Remember, the goal is to support during moments of behavioral chaos and to motivate good behavior. The education of children remains the responsibility of parents and adults.