Every conversation becomes an argument
You want to listen and hold a boundary, but each exchange gets more tense.
Qiyu Planet is a family education learning platform for parents. Begin with a real concern, follow a curated path, learn through interactive lessons, and bring one small practice back into family life.
Browse concerns and course introductions first. Sign in to create one child profile, try lessons, and save progress.
We do not rush to label parents or children, or reduce family relationships to a score. Choose the situation that feels most pressing and view its learning path.
You want to listen and hold a boundary, but each exchange gets more tense.
Repeated reminders do not lead to action, and everyone feels worn down.
You worry about giving in, but criticism may escalate emotion and distance.
You need smaller, clearer practices rather than another list of principles.
The platform connects a concern, a course, and a family action so parents know why it matters, what to say, and what to try today.
Ordered courses are arranged around a concrete family concern. We do not use scores or a complex algorithm to define your family.
Explanations, original scenarios, choices, and role practice bring methods closer to real family conversations.
Every task states what to do today, suggested words, and what to avoid, reducing the gap between knowing and starting.
From choosing a concern to next-day feedback, every step explains what happens next. V1 has no online payment or self-service purchase.
Browse public concern areas and select one or more family situations you want to improve.
Review the course introduction and experience a designated trial lesson.
Member content is activated manually after the trial; there is no price or purchase button.
Complete interactive lessons, save progress, and always see the next step.
Use one clear action or phrase in a real family moment.
Choose improved, no improvement yet, or not done and receive a brief response.
Courses and content
Each course starts with a clear learning goal, then goes through independent creation, interaction design, and package validation before entering a learning path.
Content is organized around situations parents can recognize, without requiring professional frameworks first.
Course structure, language, and cases are created independently with methods, conditions, and common pitfalls.
Lessons may combine case judgments, discussion, role practice, and practical family actions.
AI-assisted production cannot bypass outline confirmation, package validation, or classroom preview before publication.
Paths are curated by people. Courses show goals, order, trial details, and progress. Feedback supports continued learning and product improvement; it does not rate a parent or child.
Select one or more situations that need attention now, then confirm your main learning direction after sign-in.
Course order is curated by the content team, not presented as mysterious algorithmic advice.
Bring learning down to an action or phrase you can try that day.
Choose one of three responses the next day, with no score, ranking, or long streak pressure.
The platform supports education and family practice. It is not medical diagnosis, psychotherapy, or an emergency service.
V1 asks only for one child label and age band, not a legal name, school, or exact birth date.
We do not collect child video or voiceprints, or identify and profile children through biometrics.
V1 has no question bank, ability score, level report, or radar chart.
Course, task, feedback, and progress access do not rely on hiding a client-side button.
Content is checked for facts, originality, age fit, professional boundaries, and safety.
For risk of harm, emergencies, or medical concerns, contact local emergency services or a qualified professional.
Basic information about learning, membership activation, and data boundaries.
No. V1 begins with the family concern you most want to address and does not provide assessments, scores, or radar charts.
Yes. Browse concern areas, course introductions, and trial information first. After signing in, you can take free or designated trial lessons and save basic progress.
V1 has no online payment, self-service purchase, or automatic renewal. An administrator manually activates member access after the trial, and restricted pages only explain how to contact an administrator.
No. Each member lesson has one task: what to do today, suggested words, and what to avoid. The next-day check-in is one of three choices.
No. Concern selection and feedback organize learning and follow-up actions; they do not rate a parent or child's ability, personality, or mental state.
V1 creates one child profile with only the label and age band needed for learning. It does not require a legal name, school, or exact birth date by default.
No. This is family education learning, not diagnosis or treatment. For risk of harm, an emergency, or a medical need, contact local emergency services or a qualified professional.
You do not need to solve everything at once. Explore current concern areas and learning paths, then begin with a trial lesson.