Cirkl user Emelie shares experiences & gives tips General tips from me We adults in the household used Cirkl by ourselves for a few weeks first to get a grip on the app. Highly recommended!We then introduced the features we thought the children would like the most.The children led the first Cirkl meeting. It turned [...]

Helping out with the cleaning makes the boring a bit more fun! Imagine how nice it would be if you could arrange for the cleaning tasks to be divided among you (naturally, based on each person's abilities). We hope Cirkl's various features can help you get started. Ready-made checklists inside the app We at [...]

Gather your Cirkl ideally once a week. Everyone participates based on their abilities. Remember to enter what you agree on in the app. Here are suggestions for the agenda:Sports & leisure activities.Who's picking up & dropping off (if needed).Homework & tests including adult support.This week's dinners, including who's cooking.Weekly shopping.Cleaning & laundry, who does [...]

Help your child with Cirkl planning We recommend that an adult takes some time each week with the child/each child. Give your full attention, listen actively, and help to structure the upcoming week. This creates security, and the child feels that you are there to help. Below are examples of questions you can ask. How [...]

We recommend that you adults hold a Cirkl meeting at least once a week. Get organized, share responsibilities, and make time for things that make you feel good - together. If you're living alone with children, it's perfectly fine to also base your weekly planning on the areas mentioned below. It's especially important to ask [...]

Set aside special time now and then with your child. No mobile phones. Be present, curious, and listen actively. You obviously know your child best, but below are some question tips. Questions: How do you think the atmosphere is in our Cirkl/family? What works well? What works less well? How is school? Classmates, breaks, teachers, [...]