Social media apps are designed to keep children hooked. Kairoo coaches them through screen time limits, so you don't have to.
Sam: Just 5 mins more?
KairooNot tonight. You had extra time last night.
TIME'S UPEndless scrolling isn't an accident. It's a design pattern, and it keeps children hooked for hours.
One video leads to the next without pause. Children lose track of time before they realise it.
Designed to pull children back in, often right when they should be winding down for bed.
Every night becomes a negotiation: "Just 5 more minutes?" It wears everyone down.
You set the rules together. Kairoo coaches, so you stay on the same side.
Sit down together and decide what feels fair — screen time limits, phone-free times, bedtime routines.
When your child asks for more time, Kairoo checks the agreement and gives a clear answer, with a reason.
No more arguing over minutes. Kairoo does the reminding and the switching off, so you don't have to.
Mum, Dad and Sam signed this agreement
Kairoo does the reminding and the switching off, so it isn't always you saying no.
77% of parents said they feel like the bad cop when it comes to getting their kids off devices. (Kairoo Survey 2026, 500 parents of 8–12 year olds)When the app handles the limit, children accept it more easily than when a parent has to enforce it.
82% of parents said screen time limits cause arguments in their household. (Kairoo Survey 2026, 500 parents of 8–12 year olds)Book a short call to learn how Kairoo helps families manage addictive algorithms, without the bedtime battles.
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