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Every Friday, your child’s week on one page

What changed, what to do next week, and whether the change you are trying is helping. Counted from short notes you write or say, in Bangla or English.

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Friday report · 11–17 Sep

Rafi, age 7

Notes on 7 of 7 daysBoth parents see thisMade-up family

The week in one line

Coming soon

Fewer sibling fights, and homework started calmly on most days.

At a glance

This week against last week, from the same notes.

Sleep on school nights9.1–9.4 hLast week 8.6–9.2 hBetter

Sibling fights2 of 7 daysLast week 4 of 7Better

Homework started calmly3 of 4 daysLast week 1 of 4Better

Outbursts1 of 7 daysLast week 3 of 7Better

Sleep, night by night

Each row is one night: the bar runs from asleep to up. At 7, the range is 9–12 h.

This weekLast week, same nightWeekend nightNot notedAsleep by 9:45 pm for the range

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Asleep at 9:30 pm on a typical school night, against 9:50 pm the week before (5 of 5 nights noted; 5 of 5 the week before).
Slept 9.1–9.4 h on school nights, against 8.6–9.2 h the week before: about 0.5 h more (5 of 5 nights noted; 5 of 5 the week before).
2 of 2 weekend nights noted: too few to say more.
At 7, Rafi needs 9–12 h of sleep. At least 9 h on all 5 school nights noted this week.
School wake-up is 6:45 am, so 9 h means asleep by 9:45 pm.

What we noticed

From notes both parents can see. Each dot is a day.

Homework

Homework started without a fight on 3 of 4 days noted (Sun 13, Mon 14 and Tue 15), against 1 of 4 the week before.

This weekLast week

Sibling fights

Sibling fights on 2 of 7 days noted (Sat 12 and Wed 16), against 4 of 7 the week before.

This weekLast week

Outbursts

Outbursts on 1 of 7 days noted (Mon 14), against 3 of 7 the week before.

This weekLast week

Screens at night

Phone or screen after lights-out on 0 of 7 nights noted, against 2 of 7 the week before.

This weekLast week

HappenedNoted, didn’t happenNot noted

The 14-day try: Ten minutes alone with each child

Before

9 of 12 days

with a fight

12 days noted

During

3 of 9 days

with a fight

9 days noted

Running · day 10 of 14

Sibling fights: 9 of 12 days noted before, 3 of 9 during.

Next week’s one thing

Picked by the numbers above (the worry you both picked: behaviour). The words come from our guides, word for word.

Mid-meltdown

“I'm right here. You don't have to talk yet - I'll wait until you're ready.”

When your child has aggressive outbursts or meltdowns

The first three days of the plan

Day 1Observe without reactingStart a simple log: time, what happened right before, and how intense the outburst was.
Day 2Practice connection firstIn the next tense moment, lead with calm presence and naming the feeling before addressing behavior.
Day 3Build feeling vocabularyDuring a calm time, teach or review 3-5 feeling words together, using a book, game, or simple check-in.

Good things this week

Noted by a parent, with their days. Never a quote.

a kind actMon 14 and Thu 17
a good momentFri 11
homework started calmlySun 13, Mon 14 and Tue 15
helped at homeSat 12
activeThu 17

Only for you

Your own practice this week. The other parent doesn’t see this.

Practice this week: 5 days · Sleep: Confident

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Rafi · 11–17 Sep

School nights: asleep at 9:30 pm on a typical night (last week 9:50 pm); slept 9.1–9.4 h (last week 8.6–9.2 h).
At 7, Rafi needs 9–12 h. School wake-up is 6:45 am, so 9 h means asleep by 9:45 pm.
Sibling fights on 2 of 7 days noted (last week 4 of 7).

Counted by ParentMind from notes both parents can see. Days not noted are left out.

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Friday report · 11–17 Sep

Arif, age 12

Notes on 7 of 7 daysBoth parents see thisMade-up family

The week in one line

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Longer school nights, and the phone stays out of the bedroom.

At a glance

This week against last week, from the same notes.

Sleep on school nights8.4–9.2 hLast week 8.3–8.7 hBetter

Asleep on a school night9:30 pmLast week 10:00 pmBetter

Nights under 9 h2 of 5 nightsNeeds 9–12 h at 12Needs care

Breakfast skipped0 of 5 morningsLast week 1 of 5Better

Sleep, night by night

Each row is one night: the bar runs from asleep to up. At 12, the range is 9–12 h.

This weekLast week, same nightWeekend nightNot notedAsleep by 9:30 pm for the range

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Asleep at 9:30 pm on a typical school night, against 10:00 pm the week before (5 of 5 nights noted; 4 of 5 the week before).
Slept 8.4–9.2 h on school nights, against 8.3–8.7 h the week before: about 0.5 h more (5 of 5 nights noted; 4 of 5 the week before).
2 of 2 weekend nights noted: too few to say more.
At 12, Arif needs 9–12 h of sleep. Under 9 h on 2 of the 5 school nights noted this week.
School wake-up is 6:30 am, so 9 h means asleep by 9:30 pm.
The phone goes out at 9:00 pm; asleep 20–80 min later on 7 of 7 nights noted.

What we noticed

From notes both parents can see. Each dot is a day.

Late nights

Asleep after midnight on 0 of 7 nights noted, against 1 of 6 the week before.

This weekLast week

Breakfast

Breakfast skipped on 0 of 5 mornings noted, against 1 of 5 the week before.

This weekLast week

Sibling fights

Sibling fights on 1 of 7 days noted (Sat 12), against 2 of 7 the week before.

This weekLast week

HappenedNoted, didn’t happenNot noted

The 14-day try: Devices out of the bedroom at night

Before

7.0 h

a school night

5 of 5 nights noted

During

8.7 h

a school night

9 of 10 nights noted

Finished · 14 of 14 days

School nights: 7.0 h a night before, 8.7 h during (5 of 5 and 9 of 10 nights noted).
Phone or screen after lights-out: 6 of 7 nights noted before, 1 of 12 during.

Next week’s one thing

A quiet week, so no new focus. ParentMind never adds a tip the numbers didn’t ask for. Keep using the try’s words:

Tonight’s words

“Phones charge in the kitchen overnight - that's true for me too. Let's get you a separate alarm clock.”

Good things this week

Noted by a parent, with their days. Never a quote.

a kind actMon 14
a good momentFri 11
homework started calmlyTue 15
activeSat 12

Only for you

Your own practice this week. The other parent doesn’t see this.

Practice this week: 5 days · Sleep: Confident

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Arif · 11–17 Sep

School nights: asleep at 9:30 pm on a typical night (last week 10:00 pm); slept 8.4–9.2 h (last week 8.3–8.7 h).
Under 9 h on 2 of 5 school nights noted. At 12, Arif needs 9–12 h. School wake-up is 6:30 am, so 9 h means asleep by 9:30 pm.
Asleep after midnight on 0 of 7 nights noted (last week 1 of 6). Phone or screen after lights-out on 1 of 7.
Breakfast skipped on 0 of 5 mornings noted (last week 1 of 5).

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Friday report · 11–17 Sep

Tasnim, age 15

Notes on 7 of 7 daysBoth parents see thisMade-up family

The week in one line

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Bedtime moved earlier this week, but sleep is still short for her age.

At a glance

This week against last week, from the same notes.

Sleep on school nights6.3–6.8 hLast week 5.4–5.9 hStill short

Asleep on a school night11:25 pmLast week 12:20 amNeeds care

After midnight2 of 7 nightsLast week 7 of 7Better

Exam or study pressure4 of 7 daysLast week 1 of 7Needs care

Sleep, night by night

Each row is one night: the bar runs from asleep to up. At 15, the range is 8–10 h.

This weekLast week, same nightWeekend nightNot notedAsleep by 10:00 pm for the range

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Asleep at 11:25 pm on a typical school night, against 12:20 am the week before (5 of 5 nights noted; 5 of 5 the week before).
Slept 6.3–6.8 h on school nights, against 5.4–5.9 h the week before: about 1.0 h more (5 of 5 nights noted; 5 of 5 the week before).
2 of 2 weekend nights noted: too few to say more.
At 15, Tasnim needs 8–10 h of sleep. Under 8 h on 5 of the 5 school nights noted this week.
School wake-up is 6:00 am, so 8 h means asleep by 10:00 pm.

What we noticed

From notes both parents can see. Each dot is a day.

Study pressure

Exam or study pressure on 4 of 7 days noted, against 1 of 7 the week before.

This weekLast week

Late nights

Asleep after midnight on 2 of 7 nights noted (the night of Thu 10 and Fri 11), against 7 of 7 the week before.

This weekLast week

Screens at night

Phone or screen after lights-out on 2 of 7 nights noted, against 3 of 7 the week before.

This weekLast week

HappenedNoted, didn’t happenNot noted

The 14-day try: A set time to sleep

Before

5.7 h

a school night

10 of 10 nights noted

During

6.6 h

a school night

5 of 5 nights noted

Running · day 6 of 14

School nights: 5.7 h a night before, 6.6 h during (10 of 10 and 5 of 5 nights noted).

Next week’s one thing

Picked by the numbers above (sleep for her age). The words come from our guides, word for word.

Teen resisting an earlier bedtime

“I know it feels early, but you're running on fumes some mornings - let's find a wind-down time that still gives you some evening to yourself.”

When bedtime is a nightly struggle

The first three days of the plan

Day 1Observe the current routineNote tonight's actual bedtime, how long it took to settle, and what got in the way.
Day 2Set a simple, fixed sequenceAgree on a short routine (3-4 steps) and start it at the same time tonight.
Day 3Clear the bedroom of screensMove all devices to charge outside bedrooms tonight, including yours.

Good things this week

Noted by a parent, with their days. Never a quote.

a kind actWed 16
a good momentFri 11 and Thu 17
helped at homeMon 14
activeThu 17

Phone & sleep

In the app

From Tasnim’s own phone, with the ParentMind child app.

Phone data for 7 of 7 days.

5.3 h

3.8 h

3.6 h

3.9 h

3.4 h

3.7 h

4.8 h

Fri 11Sat 12Sun 13Mon 14Tue 15Wed 16Thu 17

Phone time each day this weekUsed after phone bedtime

The phone was used after bedtime on 1 of 5 school nights.
Phone quiet 11:15 pm–6:00 am, about 6.5 h (estimated from phone use), on 5 of 5 school nights.
Phone time: about 4 h 5 min a day, on 7 of 7 days.

Your child sees the same phone numbers, with the same labels, on their own phone.

Only for you

Your own practice this week. The other parent doesn’t see this.

Practice this week: 5 days · Sleep: Confident

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Tasnim · 11–17 Sep

School nights: asleep at 11:25 pm on a typical night (last week 12:20 am); slept 6.3–6.8 h (last week 5.4–5.9 h).
Still short. At 15, Tasnim needs 8–10 h. School wake-up is 6:00 am, so 8 h means asleep by 10:00 pm.
Asleep after midnight on 2 of 7 nights noted (last week 7 of 7). Phone or screen after lights-out on 2 of 7.

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