A coach your child can reach on their own.
For the question at the kitchen table, the story they want to tell, the thing they are stuck on. Your child presses one button and Rainbow is there. No phone to hand over, no screen to get lost in. You set it up once, and you see what came of each call, the same as on your phone.
What a Coaching Call is →
A Coaching Call works on your phone with the TV. The device is for the calls that happen when your phone is not in the room.
Singapore's Ministry of Health advises less than two hours of screen use a day for 7 to 12 year olds unless it is for schoolwork, no mobile devices with unrestricted access to the internet and applications, and says a device with limited functions and limited online access should be considered instead. The Rainbow device is built that way: one button, no screen, nothing to get lost in.
Your child can call Rainbow when you are out and your phone is with you. Nothing to hand over, and the call still runs inside the limits you set.
No apps, no videos, no feed. With the TV, the whole room sees the coach and the one thing on the board. When the call ends, it goes quiet.
Source: Guidance on Screen Use in Children, Ministry of Health Singapore, January 2025.
Afterwards you see what we did, what stood out and one thing to try, in your child's record in Rainbow, with the whole conversation to read. What the call is about, what Rainbow may know and how long it runs are yours to set, the same as on your phone.
You pair it from Rainbow on your phone and choose which child it is for. After that it needs no phone for a call, and you can change or stop anything from the app.
The Rainbow device will keep its own encrypted copy of what it needs for your child. Rainbow's servers keep nothing once the call reaches your phone. Read the full privacy policy.
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