Support practice at home, without the pressure.
A guidance centre for parents and caregivers. You are not responsible for every outcome; short, kind, regular practice is what helps.
Set up a profile for your childWhat you can see
Each child’s profile shows only what is useful to you, and nothing is shared unless you choose to share it.
Ayaan’s practice
Chosen goals
- R sound in words
- Listening for R and W
Suggested next
Practise the word: Ring, Rainbow
Practice days
3 days this week
Completed this week
- Listen: the R sound
- Notice the difference: red or wed?
- Practise the word: Red
From your therapist
Nothing shared yet
Your notes
Easier after school than before bed.
Parent learning centre
Short guides you can read in a few minutes.
Practising together
For younger children, start a guided activity side by side. You see the instructions; your child sees big, friendly prompts.
“Listen first, then take turns practising. Keep it encouraging, and stop if your child is becoming uncomfortable.”
- 1Sit together where you can both see the screen.
- 2Play the example and listen together.
- 3Take turns saying the word. Your turn counts too.
- 4Stop on a good moment, not a frustrated one.
Keeping children safe
Children’s voices and information get the strongest protection Awaaz offers.
Nothing public
Recordings and reports are never made public. Completing an exercise never shares anything.
Your device, your control
A child’s profile lives on the device you set it up on. You decide what is saved and for how long.
Sharing is off by default
Reports are shared only when you print or save one and hand it to someone yourself.
No messaging, no community
Children cannot message anyone through Awaaz. There is no community or public feed.