---
title: "Parent"
url: https://docs.growamal.com/en/using-the-app/parent/
language: en
---

# Using the App — Parent

**Parents follow their child's growth.** Amal gives parents a warm, plain-language view of how
each child is progressing — described as a growth journey, never as numbers, scores, or labels.
If you have more than one child, you switch between them easily and never see another child's
information.

## Parent home

The home screen lists your children, each with a growth-language summary. From here you can also
open accessibility options and manage notifications.

![Parent home](https://docs.growamal.com/screenshots/parent/parent-home.png)

**How to:**

1. Review your children's cards — each shows a short, encouraging growth summary.
2. Open the **accessibility** dialog for high-contrast and dyslexia-friendly font options.
3. Use the **notifications** control to manage the growth updates you receive.
4. Click a child's card to open their growth journey.

## A child's growth journey

Each child's page is a **growth journey** across the six macro domains, with home tips and
practice stations. Every status is in plain, encouraging language — there are no percentages,
no test scores, and no clinical terms.

![A child's growth journey](https://docs.growamal.com/screenshots/parent/parent-child.png)

**How to:**

1. Read the six growth regions to see where your child is making progress.
2. Use the **home tips** to support learning at home.
3. Use the **child switcher** at the top to move to another of your children.

When you switch to a child with less data yet, the page shows a distinct, gentle "we need a
little more information" state — confirming each child's view is entirely their own.

![Switching to another child](https://docs.growamal.com/screenshots/parent/parent-child-2.png)

You can save your child's growth summary as a **PDF** directly from their page. Tap the export button and the report is generated for you. The PDF uses the same warm, number-free language as the on-screen view, so nothing unfamiliar appears when you share it.

## On phone and tablet

- On a **wide screen** a navigation rail returns on the right.
- On a **phone** you navigate from a bottom bar; the six growth regions stack into a single
  comfortable column.

The parent view is right-to-left and number-free at every size, and switching between children
never reveals anything beyond your own children.