Kids Police: the fake police call that gets through

An officer calls your child and calmly reminds them what to do. 53 scenarios for when they won't eat, won't sleep or won't listen. Hear the real call right here, before you download anything.

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100K+

Active Downloads

30K+

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INCOMING CALL

Kids Police

Tap to answer and hear the officer
End call
Answer

Homework, screen time, fighting with siblings. There's a call for each one. Download the app.

Features

Why the Kids Police call works

A reminder that does not come from you, said calmly, and a praise call when they get it right.

53 recorded calls

28 calls to correct behavior and 27 to praise it. Male and female officer voices, with separate recordings for a boy and for a girl.

Built Around Your Child

Add a profile for each child and choose their character. Calls and stories follow, with separate boy and girl voices and artwork.

7 illustrated stories

Seven stories about honesty, staying calm and looking after things, to read together after the call.

Parent Dashboard

A PIN-protected area only you can open. Add and manage a profile for each child, and control the app's settings.

English, Spanish, French and Arabic

The Kids Police app works in 4 languages, with the calls recorded separately in each one. Useful in bilingual homes.

Works Offline

Calls you have already played stay on the device and work without internet. A built-in backup call plays if a new one has not downloaded yet.

How It Works

How to make the call, in three steps

1

Pick the reason

Choose from 53 scenarios: won't eat, won't sleep, won't listen, fighting with siblings, won't tidy up, or too much screen time.

Kids Police app screen listing the misbehavior calls, including Refusing to Eat, Skipping School, Not Doing Homework and Refusing to Shower
2

Set the timing

Choose a delay of 5, 10, 15 or 20 seconds so the call lands while the moment is still live. It arrives like a normal call, with a police ringtone and a full incoming call screen.

Kids Police app screen for choosing a 5, 10, 15 or 20 second delay before the police call
3

Answer it together

Your child hears the officer and settles. When they get it right, there is a praise call waiting for the same scenario.

The Kids Police app during a call, with the officer speaking about refusing to eat
Parent Reviews

What parents say about Kids Police

Thousands of families around the world trust the Kids Police app

"Thought the app was pretty intuitive and helpful. Very fun to play around. Age friendly for children as well. Good for parents too to use with their children."

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jsong789
United States

"Useful app for guiding kids in a playful way. The fake call scenarios feel realistic and I like that there are options for good behavior, bedtime, eating and homework."

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Mewnich222
United States

"Infinity stars"

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Yasmin khan tahar
United Arab Emirates

"Very, very nice and it works for all children"

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دنو الاسطوره
United Arab Emirates
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Kids Police

What parents ask most before downloading.

No. Nothing is sent to the police, no number is dialed and emergency services are never contacted. The call is a recording that plays on your own phone, designed to look and sound like an incoming call. You can prove it to yourself: put the phone in airplane mode and a call you have already played still works.
It is a set-up call, but not a scare. The officer speaks calmly, makes no threats and never mentions punishment. Every correction call has a matching praise call for when your child gets it right, and that is the half worth using most. It also works best occasionally: used daily, it stops landing.
Yes. At the top of this page you can answer a sample call and hear the officer's voice without installing anything or signing up. It is the same recording the app plays.
The download is free. The Pro subscription removes ads, unlocks the exclusive scenarios and allows unlimited calls, and there is a free trial before anything is charged.
Mostly. Calls you have already played are stored on the phone and work without internet. A connection is only needed the first time a new scenario downloads, and a backup call plays in the meantime.
53 in total: 28 to correct and 27 to praise. They cover everyday situations such as not eating, not sleeping, not listening, fighting with siblings, refusing a shower, skipping homework and too much screen time.
Ages 3 and up, which is the age rating the app carries on the App Store and Google Play. Each child profile stores a name and a character, so the calls and stories match the individual child.

Hear the call, then decide

Download the Kids Police app free and have all 53 calls ready for next time.

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