Say goodbye to tantrums with Quidbe, your ultimate tool for managing those challenging moments with your little ones. Whether it's calling the Children's Police, Children's Doctor, Santa Claus, or even a Superhero, Quidbe offers a fun and safe way to distract and motivate your children, reducing your stress and sparking their imagination.

Most tantrums can be diffused with a simple distraction, and Quidbe is here to help. It features pre-recorded audio calls that simulate conversations with various characters, allowing you to address both good and bad behaviors. Whether it's refusing to eat, getting dressed, or bathing, or throwing a tantrum in public, Quidbe gives you the tools to mention these behaviors in the simulated call. On the flip side, if your child has achieved good grades, eaten well, or behaved well at school, you can use Quidbe to praise and motivate them further.

Fast Emergency Call Feature

Quidbe includes a quick call feature that can be programmed and activated right from the start of the app, perfect for those urgent moments that can't wait.

Your Contact List

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

Available Languages

• Latin Spanish
• English (Download Here)

Safe App for Parents

Quidbe prioritizes safety, ensuring that only parents can access the app through a security code.

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Important

Remember, Quidbe is designed for entertainment purposes. The audio dialogues are simulated and fictitious. We encourage responsible use of the app, which is intended to support you during moments of behavioral chaos and to motivate good behavior. The education and upbringing of children remain the responsibility of parents and guardians.