Add a Second Child
If you have more than one child taking music lessons, you can manage them all from a single Clefora parent account. When a teacher adds your second child and invites you, the child is linked to your existing account automatically.
Link a second child to your account
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Receive the invitation
Your child’s teacher adds the student to Clefora and sends you a parent invitation. You receive an email and (if enabled) a push notification.
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Accept the invitation
Select the link in the email or notification. Since you already have a Clefora account, you are asked to sign in (if you aren’t already). Once signed in, the new child is automatically linked to your account.
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Switch between children
Use the child selector at the top of your dashboard to switch between children. Each child has their own lessons, progress, practice goals, and invoices.
Tap the child selector at the top of the home screen. Swipe or tap to switch between children.
What you see for each child
Section titled “What you see for each child”When you switch between children, the entire dashboard updates to show that child’s information:
- Lessons: Schedule and lesson digests specific to that child
- Progress: Skill progress, exam readiness, and repertoire for that child
- Practice goals: Weekly practice goals set by that child’s teacher
- Billing: Invoices related to that child’s lessons
- Messages: Conversations with that child’s teacher
Multiple children, same teacher
Section titled “Multiple children, same teacher”If both children study with the same teacher, the teacher sees both students in their student list. You see both children in your parent dashboard. Everything works the same way — the teacher sends a separate invitation for each child.
Multiple children, different teachers
Section titled “Multiple children, different teachers”If your children have different teachers, each teacher only sees their own student. You see all your children in your dashboard, regardless of which teacher they study with. Messages are kept separate per teacher.