UpswingIt – Smart Parenting Solutions

UpswingIt, a dynamic Ed Tech company, is devoted to revolutionizing the parenting and developmental journey for children. Their flagship app introduces a reward-based system designed to cultivate essential life skills in children aged 1.5 to 12+ years. Utilizing a proprietary currency, “SwingIts,” parents can encourage good deeds and productive behaviors, promoting skills such as budgeting, financial literacy, the importance of good deeds versus bad deeds, negotiation, valuing money, and the importance of hard work.

In addition to the app, UpswingIt offers a comprehensive suite of educational tools, including activity kits and habit trackers, that seamlessly integrate learning with play. Their innovative approach, grounded in reinforcement learning theory, ensures that children not only enjoy the process but also develop into well-rounded individuals.

The company’s dedication to providing engaging and impactful educational experiences sets them apart. With various plans tailored to meet diverse family needs, UpswingIt is committed to supporting parents and fostering growth in children. Join them in transforming the way children learn and grow, making education a fun and rewarding adventure.

Offerings

Child Habit Building
Life Skills Training
Financial Literacy for Children
Hard Work Ethic
Negotiation Skills
Budgeting Education
Parenting Guide
Goal Based Reward System

USP

Dynamic Real-Time Learning
Comprehensive Life Skills Curriculum
Personalized Parenting Guide
Innovative Reward System
All-in-One Solution

Is the app free to use?

Yes, the app is free to use but there is a subscription model to unlock the co-parent feature.

How should I motivate my child to reap the benefits from the application?

It is very important for the child to stay motivated to use the application to actually reap its benefits. A benefit may be as small as a toy or chocolate but you are actually laying the foundation for much larger goals for the child. Whenever one uses a reward system, studies done by leading psychologists strongly suggest following a 3:1 ratio for rewards and deductions i.e Give the child 3 rewards first and then give 1 penalty or deduction. The reward need not be very huge in size but it should be significant enough for the child to feel a rush of adrenaline for his hard work.

What is the benefit of teaching my child about investments at such an early age?

Many studies believe that a child sets most of his habits by the age of 9. The age bracket of 5-9 years is a crucial period for a child's long-term development. Hence teaching investments at this fertile age will result in the implementation of this habit at a much earlier age in the child's future resulting in a more successful and confident future compared to his peers.