Problem
Relationships between siblings are full of emotions—joy, jealousy, anger, and closeness. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, kind gestures and words often give way to impulsive behavior and tension.
From a parent’s perspective, there is a desire for children to be kind to one another, but reminding them directly rarely works. It’s hard to force emotions.
Solution
FIBO helps create a safe space for noticing others. It doesn’t lecture or preach. Instead, it invites children to pause for a moment and think about someone close to them—their emotions, their efforts, or a small gesture.
This way, kind words aren't a duty, but a natural part of our daily interactions.
The challenges we face
Words that build closeness
- A gentle invitation to mindfulness
FIBO gently encourages children to think about their siblings. It helps them pay attention to the small moments, efforts, and emotions that often go unnoticed in the rush of daily life. It’s not a command, but an invitation to notice the other person.
- Readiness to talk indicated by a light
When the time is right, FIBO’s heart begins to glow softly, indicating that he is ready to talk. The child notices the signal and initiates the conversation by addressing FIBO.
During the FIBO conversation: asks what was nice or important today, helps choose the right words, and encourages the child to say something nice to their siblings at their own pace.
- Learning the language of emotions in practice
FIBO helps children put words to feelings and thoughts that are difficult to express on their own. As a result, children gradually learn to talk about relationships in a calm and empathetic way.
- Small gestures that change the atmosphere
A single kind word can ease tension and foster a sense of closeness. Regular, small acts of mindfulness have a real impact on relationships at home.
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Thoughtful features, a simple experience
How does FIBO work?
Natural conversation instead of an interface
A child with FIBO speaks—effortlessly and naturally.
Adapting to the daily routine
FIBO works whenever it makes sense—in the morning, after school, or in the evening. Always according to the rules you, the parent, set.
Access to the app is restricted to parents
In the app, you set rules and receive brief summaries.
Habits defined by the parent
You decide what FIBO helps with: morning routines, falling asleep, conversations, or specific tasks.
Answers to the world's curiosity
Children can ask FIBO anything—for example, about the world, people, or nature. The answers are simple, accurate, and age-appropriate.
Safe topics and content
You set the scope of the conversations. FIBO doesn't improvise—it operates within a safe framework.