Screening time and good practice

Kaligo is an educational tool designed to support handwriting learning.

Like any screen-based activity, it should be used in a way that is appropriate to the child’s age and under the right conditions.

Here are our recommendations for calm and balanced use 👇

👶 From what age is Kaligo Family recommended?

Kaligo Family is generally recommended:

• From 5–6 years old, when children begin learning handwriting
• Or as soon as the child is comfortable holding a stylus

👉 Every child develops at their own pace: age is only an indicator.

⏱️ How long can my child use Kaligo each day?

For effective learning, we recommend:

• Short sessions rather than long ones
• Around 10 to 20 minutes per session
• 1 to 3 sessions per day maximum, depending on the child’s age and attention span

💡 Regular and motivating use is more effective than long, tiring sessions.

🧠 Why limit screen time?

Kaligo is designed to:

• Practice handwriting movements
• Develop precision and coordination

Beyond a certain duration:

• Concentration decreases
• Gesture quality declines
• The child may become tired

👉 Regular breaks help maintain high-quality learning.

👨‍👩‍👧 The role of the parent

Even though Kaligo can be used independently, the parent’s role remains important:

• Encourage the child
• Celebrate progress
• Avoid pressure or comparisons

There is no need to correct every mistake: Kaligo automatically adapts to the child’s level.

📵 Kaligo and overall screen time

Kaligo is not intended to replace:

• Writing on paper
• School
• Or other child activities

We recommend integrating it into a balanced routine, alongside:

• Homework
• Hands-on activities
• Free play

🎯 Best practices for a successful session

For optimal learning conditions:

• Set the child up in a calm environment
• Use a suitable stylus
• Ensure a comfortable posture
• Choose a moment when the child is rested and available

Updated on: 11/06/2026