The COCO and JOE applications for Down syndrome: testimonials from user families

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title: COCO and JOE Applications for Down Syndrome: Testimonials from User Families

description: Discover authentic testimonials from families using COCO THINK and COCO MOVE and JOE to support their child or loved one with Down syndrome: observed progress, concrete benefits, and feedback on these adapted applications.

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"Are the COCO and JOE applications really effective for children with Down syndrome?" "What progress can we expect?" "Will my child like it?" "Is it suitable for their level?" "Do other families use them?"

The COCO THINK and COCO MOVE applications (for children) and JOE (for teenagers and adults) were designed by DYNSEO specifically to support individuals with specific needs, including Down syndrome. But beyond the technical features, what really matters are the concrete testimonials from families who use them daily.

How do these applications transform daily life? What progress do parents observe? What are the children's favorite activities? This guide presents authentic testimonials from user families and explains why COCO and JOE make a difference.

Table of Contents

1. Presentation of the COCO and JOE applications

2. Testimonials on COCO THINK and COCO MOVE

3. Testimonials on JOE

4. Benefits observed by families

5. How to integrate COCO and JOE into daily life

Presentation of the COCO and JOE applications {#presentation}

COCO THINK and COCO MOVE: For Children (5-10 years)

More than 30 educational games to stimulate:

  • Memory (visual, auditory)
  • Attention and concentration
  • Logic and reasoning
  • Language (vocabulary, reading)
  • Mathematics (counting, calculation)
  • Visual and spatial perception
  • Unique feature: Mandatory sports breaks every 15 minutes

    COCO MOVE offers fun physical activities (dance, yoga, imitations) to avoid cognitive fatigue and sedentariness.

    Adaptation: Level automatically adjusted according to performance.

    Discover COCO THINK and COCO MOVE

    JOE: For Teens and Adults (10 years and up)

    More than 30 games to maintain and develop:

  • Cognitive functions (memory, attention, logic)
  • General knowledge
  • Language
  • Mental calculation
  • Independence
  • More mature interface, suitable for teenagers and adults.

    No infantilization.

    Discover JOE

    Guide gratuit accompagnement
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Testimonials on COCO THINK and COCO MOVE {#temoignages-coco}

Testimonial 1: Sophie, mother of Lucas, 7 years old

"Lucas loves COCO! Every morning before school, we play for 15 minutes. His favorite is Memory. Since we started using COCO (6 months now), his memory has really improved. At school, the teacher noticed that he retains instructions better.

What I love most is COCO MOVE. Lucas moves a lot, and the sports breaks calm him down. He dances, imitates animals, and afterward, he is more focused. It has become our morning routine. And he learns while having fun; he doesn't even realize he's working!

The games adapt to his level, so he never fails. He progresses at his own pace. For us, COCO is a real educational tool, but playful. I recommend it to all families!”

Testimonial 2: Marc and Julie, parents of Emma, 6 years old

"Emma has Down syndrome and attention disorders. It's hard to keep her sitting for more than 5 minutes. With COCO, we found the solution: breaks every 15 minutes! The app forces her to move, and that's great.

She loves number games; she can count to 10 now thanks to COCO. We play together in the evening after snack time; it's our special time. She laughs and is proud when she succeeds.

In 4 months, we have seen progress in attention and memory. Before, she forgot everything. Now, she remembers things we did the day before. The speech therapist confirmed the progress. COCO is our best ally!”

Testimonial 3: Caroline, mother of Théo, 8 years old

"Théo has always struggled with mathematics. Counting was his nightmare. I discovered COCO on the advice of another mother from our support group. The counting games and number recognition are exactly what he needed.

In 3 months, he learned to count to 20! Before, we were stuck at 10. And he loves it; that's the most amazing part. He asks for COCO every day. The games are colorful, fun, and the positive encouragements (well done, great!) motivate him a lot.

COCO MOVE is the bonus. He jumps, dances, and lets off steam. After 15 minutes of games, 5 minutes of sports, and he goes back for another 15 minutes. Perfect for his limited attention. Thank you, COCO!”

Testimonial 4: Amélie, mother of Nathan, 9 years old

"Nathan is in ULIS and was already using a tablet at school. But the apps we found were either too easy (for babies) or too complicated. COCO is the perfect middle ground.

The games adapt: if Nathan succeeds, it gets a little harder. If he struggles, it goes down. Never any frustration, never any failure. He plays every evening for 20-30 minutes. His favorite game: puzzles. His logic has really improved.

And the sports breaks are a brilliant concept! They break the rhythm and prevent him from getting exhausted. Sometimes we do COCO MOVE all together (me, his brother, him); we laugh and dance. It's a family moment in addition to being educational.

COCO is our absolute favorite. I recommend it to every family I meet.”

Testimonial 5: David, father of Hugo, 10 years old

"Hugo used COCO for 1 year (he is now 11, and we have moved on to JOE). During that year, his progress in reading has been incredible. The letter and syllable recognition games really helped him.

He could read very few words when he started in CE1. With COCO every day (15-20 min), in addition to speech therapy, he now reads entire sentences! The school has confirmed the progress.

At first, I thought COCO MOVE was a gimmick. But actually, no. Hugo was always slumped on the couch. With the sports breaks, he moves, and that's good for his health and tone. Thank you, COCO, for everything!”

Programme COCO

Testimonials on JOE {#temoignages-joe}

Testimonial 1: Claire, mother of Léa, 15 years old

"Léa is 15 years old, and children's applications no longer work for her. She felt infantilized. JOE is perfect: adult interface, stimulating but accessible games.

She does JOE every morning (20 min) on her tablet. Her favorite games: general knowledge quizzes, adapted crosswords. It maintains her abilities and enriches her vocabulary.

In 6 months, I have seen an improvement in her short-term memory. She remembers better what we tell her, her appointments. JOE helps her stay alert and cognitively active. For us, it's a valuable tool for adulthood.”

Testimonial 2: Julien, father of Zoé, 18 years old

"Zoé is 18 years old; she works in an ESAT. In the evenings, she was often in front of the TV, passive. JOE changed that. She plays for 15-20 minutes every evening. It stimulates her brain; it's better than passive TV!

The mental calculation games help her manage money (she counts her change better now). The logic games make her think. And she is proud of her scores; she shows them to me every day!

JOE is also a moment of relaxation for her. She enjoys it; it's fun. We found a balance between cognitive stimulation and pleasure. Thank you, DYNSEO!”

Testimonial 3: Nathalie, mother of Thomas, 22 years old

"Thomas is 22 years old; he lives in a group home. We gave him a tablet with JOE for his birthday. The educators at the home also use JOE with the residents, so there was already a dynamic.

Thomas does JOE 3-4 times a week. It maintains his cognitive abilities, which is important to prevent decline. He loves memory and attention games.

When I see him on weekends, we play games together on JOE. It's our activity. He is still progressing at 22! He has learned new words; he is more responsive. JOE is a real tool for adult life. An investment we do not regret.”

Testimonial 4: Isabelle, sister of Maxime, 25 years old

"My brother Maxime is 25 years old. After the death of our parents, I became his guardian. I was looking for activities to stimulate his brain and prevent early cognitive decline (common in Down syndrome after 30).

I discovered JOE. Maxime uses it every day, in the morning, for 15-20 minutes. The games are varied and accessible. He particularly enjoys image recognition games and adapted sudokus.

In 1 year, I have not seen any decline. On the contrary, he remains alert and active. JOE is our prevention strategy. For me, it's essential to maintain cognitive abilities in adulthood.

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Benefits Observed by Families {#benefices}

Cognitive Progress

Improved memory (visual, auditory, short-term)

Attention and concentration

Increased duration

Logic, reasoning

Problem-solving

Language

Enriched vocabulary, improved reading

Mathematics

Counting, mental calculation

Motivation and Enjoyment

Children love it! Colorful graphics, positive encouragements, rewards.

Request COCO/JOE daily (vs. imposed school homework).

Pride: Show their scores, their successes.

Independence

Can play alone (after initiation).

Tablet management: Learn to navigate, to choose.

Sports Breaks (COCO)

Combats sedentariness

Improvement of muscle tone

Regulation of attention: More focused after the break

Family moment: Parents and siblings dance together

Daily Routine

COCO/JOE becomes a ritual (morning, evening).

Structures the day, reassures (predictable routine).

Complement to Rehabilitation

Does not replace speech therapy, psychomotricity.

But complements effectively: Daily practice at home.

Reinforces the skills worked on in sessions.

How to Integrate COCO and JOE into Daily Life {#integration}

Set a Regular Time

Routine = key to success.

Examples:

  • Morning: 15 min before school (cognitive awakening)
  • Afternoon: After snack time
  • Evening: Before dinner (relaxation + stimulation)
  • Every day or 5 times a week (regularity is important).

    Recommended Duration

    COCO: 15-30 minutes per session (with sports breaks).

    JOE: 15-20 minutes per session.

    Do not force: If tired, stop (listen to the child).

    Play Together (at first)

    Accompany the first sessions: Explain, encourage.

    Gradually, let them do it alone (independence).

    Keep common sessions (moment of bonding).

    Vary the Games

    Do not always play the same game (risk of boredom).

    Explore the 30+ available games.

    Respect preferences: If a game is particularly enjoyed, that's fine.

    Celebrate Progress

    Note scores, take screenshots.

    Congratulate: "You beat your record!"

    Share with school, professionals (show the progress).

    Combine with Other Activities

    COCO/JOE + speech therapy + psychomotricity + school = Global approach.

    Do not replace, but complement.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    "My child doesn't like tablets; will it work?"

    Try! COCO is very attractive (colors, sounds, animations).

    Start with short sessions (5 min) to familiarize.

    Play together at first (less intimidating).

    "Is there a risk of screen addiction?"

    No, thanks to mandatory sports breaks (COCO).

    Limit to 15-30 min per day (as recommended).

    Educational use ≠ passive screen (TV, videos).

    "Is it too expensive?"

    COCO subscription: ~50€/year (less than 5€/month).

    JOE: ~100€/year (~8€/month).

    Excellent value for money: 30+ games, regular updates.

    Some mutuals reimburse (check with them).

    Free trial available (test before buying).

    "My child is too old for COCO, too young for JOE?"

    COCO: Officially 5-10 years, but usable up to 12-13 years if level is suitable.

    JOE: From 10 years, some teens prefer JOE from 10 years (less childish interface).

    Test both (free trial) to see what fits.

    Conclusion: Tools that Change Lives

    The testimonials from dozens of families confirm it: COCO THINK and COCO MOVE and JOE make a real difference in the development and maintenance of cognitive abilities for individuals with Down syndrome. Progress in memory, attention, language, mathematics, independence: the benefits are real, measurable, and lasting.

    Why COCO and JOE work:

    1. Adapted to specific needs (Down syndrome, disability)

    2. Fun: Children/teens/adults love it

    3. Adaptive progression: Neither too easy nor too difficult

    4. Sports breaks (COCO): Combats sedentariness and fatigue

    5. Daily stimulation: Easy to establish routine

    6. Ideal complement to rehabilitation and school

    Join the hundreds of families who trust COCO and JOE. Give your loved one a fun, effective, and suitable tool to progress every day.

    DYNSEO Resources to Support Your Family:

  • Free trial of COCO THINK and COCO MOVE
  • Free trial of JOE
  • Training "Supporting a Child with Down Syndrome"
  • Free guide: Supporting a Child with Down Syndrome using COCO
  • COCO and JOE: more than applications, daily allies. Try it; your loved one will love it. And you will see the difference.

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