Once Family is open, a parent can look through the child’s view to check practice summaries and plan progress without sitting beside them the whole time. It is for understanding progress and adjusting support—not for practising in the child’s place.
Where it is
On Home, See through your child’s view: tap the child, then Enter. You can also start from Me → Family. This opens the child’s pages; it does not sign you in as the child.
What proxy view is / isn’t
| It is | It isn’t |
|---|---|
| Looking at practice and progress summaries | Doing the speaking practice for the child |
| Adjusting plans or tasks based on what you see | Sharing the child’s account to practise for them (not recommended) |
| A starting point for an encouraging message | A way to pile on task reminders |
The child should still do the speaking themselves, on their own account.
Suggested rhythm
- Open the child’s view from Home or Me → Family.
- Use What’s in Progress to read the timeline.
- Adjust the plan or assign a task if needed, then send a reminder in Messages.
If…
| Situation | What to do |
|---|---|
| You can’t see any data | Check that Family is open, the child has practised, and you are signed in with the parent’s main account |
| The child practised but the summary is empty | Check that the child signed in to their own child account, then refresh a little later |
| You only want to hand out minutes | See Allocate practice time |