A reward worth working toward
Short answer
Why a visual reward works
“Two more and you’re done” is easier to feel than to hear. A filling jar turns abstract progress into something a child can see, which supports motivation, patience, and a sense of accomplishment. It’s positive reinforcement, made visible.
You’re in control of the goal
- Pick a real reward your child is excited about.
- Set how many tokens fill the jar, matching the challenge to your child.
- Choose the token style your child likes best.
- A gentle celebration marks the finish — then you reset and go again.
Part of a calm whole
The reward isn’t a distraction from the routine — it’s the quiet payoff at the end of it, pairing naturally with the one-step-at-a-time player and your recorded voice.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of reward can my child earn?
You set a real-world reward your child is working toward — a trip to the park, extra story time, a favourite snack. Finishing steps fills a visual token board toward that goal.
Is this like a token board?
Yes. Tandli’s reward jar is a digital token economy: each finished step adds a token, and reaching the goal earns the reward. It makes abstract progress visible and concrete.
Can I choose how many steps earn the reward?
Yes — you set the goal (how many tokens fill the jar), so you can match the challenge to your child.
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