
SiblingFix
Solutions for sibling fights
About
This app helps young children aged 4-7 resolve arguments independently through a guided, illustrated process. It offers four simple steps, including cooling down, identifying the issue with icons, finding a fair resolution, and celebrating peace, all within a minute.
What's New in SiblingFix
1.0
March 29, 2026
Developer apps
FAQ
How does SiblingFix help kids resolve fights?
SiblingFix guides children through four steps: cooling down with a breathing animation, identifying the issue with icons, finding a fair resolution, and celebrating peace. This process takes under 60 seconds and is designed for ages 4-7.
What are the fair resolution methods in SiblingFix?
SiblingFix includes five built-in fair resolution methods: taking turns with a timer, trading items, Rock Paper Scissors, 'one splits, one picks,' and a coin flip. These options are presented visually and audibly.
Does SiblingFix require reading for children?
No, SiblingFix is designed for children as young as 4 and requires no reading. All instructions and options are presented through illustrations and narration, allowing kids to tap pictures.
How does SiblingFix track progress or reward children?
Children earn a 'peace star' each time they successfully resolve a conflict using the app. Parents can observe the growing streak of peace stars, which is intended to encourage a reduction in fighting.
Is SiblingFix available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, SiblingFix is currently supported on iPhone and iPod. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available in this dataset.
How often is SiblingFix updated?
SiblingFix was last updated on March 29, 2026, with version 1.0. Further update frequency details are not provided in the current application data.
Does SiblingFix have ads?
No, SiblingFix is completely free with no ads, no in-app purchases, and no subscription. It is offered as a gift to parents.
What is the age rating for SiblingFix?
SiblingFix has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged 4 and older, aligning with its design for young children to resolve arguments.


