Its the Bambu Marble PLA and some E-Sun Matte Green and Pink. I think the blue was also E-Sun

Thanks. Currently we use them to manage time in front of the television. We have a discussion including the little one an agree a healthy amount of time to spend in front of the TV and allocate tokens. I tend to use the episode tokens. This gives him the responsibility of rationing his TV use for the day, and ends the debate on "One more episode" conversations. When he's a little older we plan to use the same agreement, however certain tokens will be withheld until certain chores are done.

Cool idea @Jurassic Design Labs, dont let this thunder-douche bring you down. If anything, they brought more attention to your work. Cheers!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feedback.

I appreciate your perspective and understand the importance of spending quality time with my children, encouraging them to engage in various activities, both indoors and outdoors. This product is designed to help teach children about the concept of earning rewards for their efforts, similar to how board games like Monopoly can be used as educational tools to understand real-world principles such as earning money in exchange for work.

It’s hardly dystopian, I don’t think you know what the term means.

Parent: “Johnny come and eat your dinner”.

Johnny: “You can’t opressor me, I choose to watch television, you can provide me with my choice of food, and it better be hot, after I have watched the full season of Teletubbies, and give me $100 for the latest PS5 game”.

There is nothing wrong with teaching children values, otherwise they just put stupid comments on thangs, without making any models themselves.

This is a 3D printing website, not a parenting forum. If you don't like the concept of rewarding kids for chores, tell people about that somewhere else. No one forces you to use this if it doesn't fit your parenting style. Your comment does not relate to the model.

Jesus wept, calm down. Managing kids' screen time is incredibly common thing to do, you don't have to like the concept but you don't have to belittle this guy's work over it.

In a world where there are several companies trying to hack brains to increase retention time on screens, entice kids to spend money on gambling and PVP games by, again, hacking the mind, and where an over abundance of screen time can really hurt a growing mind... you think limiting screen time, and making it a privilege rather than a right is dystopian? Is this Zuckerberg's alt account?

Shut up, nerd.

Show us your models then.

By the way your github is pathetic. Go fuck yourself, argentino de mierda.

What? It's the Gold Star System in card form it has been around for decades. I have no idea what mental gymnastics it took for you to go from innocent reward system to poor parenting but maybe find help or Jesus.

Says the bitter person with no kids, no life and a hateful, awful disposition. Go away

Do you advocate for screen-fried young brain ? You have a nanny-TV perhaps ? If the child help his parents, this change almost nothing, but it is a lazy cabbage, it will change everything. It can even make him realize that, if he sacrifices useless screen time, he can profit and do nothing.

que vergüenza me da compartir el mismo país que vos, zurdita cogida de mente.

You could have just said to yourself, this isn’t for me, and kept moving instead of making a comment.

If you think screens are the only way your kids can have fun you've completely failed as a parent. Also half of what you've said here makes no f*cking sense. Learn how to speak properly before putting something else down. I hope you have the day you deserve.

Asking for advice on your item is fair after you get particularly harsh critique. It's not like people are commenting on your cookie cutter and questioning your teaching skills.

Yes, I can hear you now - "I wouldn't care!" - but unfortunately your models don't have enough comments to know that for sure.

Thanks for linking the debate. I was hoping for more feedback and I sure got it.

It was misdirected criticism, instead of critiquing the print, they attacked their parenting methods. Pretty sure that isn’t what this website is for, or did I misclick and end up on parentingopinions.com? And it’s not really an echo chamber, most decent human beings would agree that the “criticism” was unwarranted and unproductive. Post this anywhere and you’d end up with the same results.