Family & Kids · FocusBuild focus gently
– one minute at a time.
Personalised games that stretch concentration without frustration.
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age‑normed baseline
6–8
games
2
min to generate
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Your child can't sit still for a story, abandons puzzles halfway – and you're worried.
You've tried timers and rewards – nothing seems to stretch their attention
A tiered game library meets them exactly where they are – starting at 1 minute.
You don't know what's normal for their age – are they 'behind'?
An age‑normed baseline tells you what's realistic and sets a gentle target.
You're not sure when to push for longer focus and when to back off
A progressive challenge ladder gives you day‑by‑day guidance and stop signals.
They can focus on games but not on real‑world tasks like getting dressed
Real‑world focus translators apply the same skills to daily routines.
What You'll Get
A complete focus‑building toolkit
Age‑normed baseline & goal setter
Realistic expectations for your child's age – and a safe 30‑day stretch goal.
Tiered game library
1‑, 3‑, and 5‑minute games for sustained, selective, and switching attention.
Progressive challenge ladder
Exactly when to extend by 30 seconds – and when to stay put.
Real‑world focus translators
Apply the same skills to getting dressed, tidying up, and listening.
How It Works
From 'he can't focus for 2 minutes' to steady, noticeable growth in 2 minutes.
1
Answer 5 quick questions
Child's age, current focus span, preferred play, hard situations, and past attempts.
~2 minutes2
AI builds your personalised focus plan
You get a printable HTML document with baseline, game library, challenge ladder, and real‑world translators.
~30 seconds3
Play one 1‑minute game today – and watch tiny gains add up
Follow the 14‑day ladder. End every session on a success. In 2 weeks, you'll see real progress.
1–5 minutes/day14
days to noticeable progress
6–8
games included
3
focus types
100%
printable
Questions
Everything you need to know.
What's a normal attention span for a 4‑year‑old?
Typically 5‑10 minutes on a preferred task, 2‑3 minutes on less engaging ones. The plan gives you exact norms for your child's age.
My child can focus on screens for an hour – why not on puzzles?
Screens provide constant, rapid rewards. The games in this plan are low‑stimulation and build the 'boredom muscle' that real‑world focus requires.
What if my child refuses to play the games?
Start with the 1‑minute game and follow the 'Practice Introducing a Focus Game' prompt – it's all about invitation, not instruction.
How do I know if I'm pushing too hard?
The progressive ladder includes 3 body‑language signs: sighing, glancing away, and slumped posture. Stop immediately if you see them.
Can I use this for a child with ADHD?
Yes – the approach is gentle, incremental, and non‑punitive. It's often recommended by OTs. Just move at an even slower pace.
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