Using Separate Reading Profiles for Your Children

Siblings may prefer different themes and reading levels. Separate profiles let you organize their story choices and activity individually.

Ask each child about their interests and whether they want to read independently or together. Similar ages do not necessarily mean similar reading preferences.

The Multi-Profile Difference

LoreZest’s Premium plan supports up to 4 child profiles; the free Starter plan includes 1. Profiles organize each child’s reading level, stories, and activity separately.

Why Separate Profiles Matter for Learning

Review a generated story with each child and check whether the vocabulary and length suit them. Use their response to guide future choices rather than relying on age alone.

Give Each Child Their Own Goals

Talk about each child’s own reading experiences instead of comparing sibling totals. One child may want to finish a story independently while another prefers listening together.