# Promoted to Big

> A playful, read-aloud "promotion" pack for a young child (2 to 8) who is becoming a big sister, big brother or big sibling: an offer letter for the job, a few age-safe duties to do with a grown-up close by, a crib mobile of those duties, a lanyard staff badge, and a clear list of what stays the same.

URL: https://promoted-to-big.skillsafe.ai/
API: https://promoted-to-big.skillsafe.ai/api.html

## What is free (runs in the browser)
- A short form: the child's first name and age, the role (big sister, big brother or big sibling), what they love, who signs the letter, the baby's name (optional) and when the baby arrives (already here, in the next few weeks, in a few months, later on), other changes at home, what stays the same, and any worry the grown-up has noticed.
- Duties: a fixed list of 17 small jobs, each with the youngest age it suits (from 2 to 6). The page puts the jobs that match a word in "what they love" first, then the most grown-up job the age allows, and picks 3 (ages 2-3), 4 (ages 4-5) or 5 (ages 6-8); the grown-up can swap any in or out. None is lifting, carrying, feeding or bathing the baby, or anything in the cot.
- Pictures: a crib mobile with one hanging shape per duty, and a printable staff badge.
- A plain template letter, print (letter, badge and mobile), and Markdown, text, SVG, PNG and JSON exports.

## What is metered (one task)
- task "pack": one approach by a fixed order - reassure_first (a worry was noted), steady_anchors (2 or more other changes ticked), celebrate (otherwise) - plus a job title, the greeting, an opening, the offer, the start line, a how-to line per duty, the things that stay the same in the child's words, a reassurance, the sign-off and a short note for the grown-up. The page picks the duties and owns every fact; the model writes only the words, and the page re-checks every reply. Runs on gpt-terra.

## Safety
- Grown-ups only: lifting or carrying the baby, feeding, bath water and bathing, anything in the cot or crib, and looking after the baby. A young child is never left alone with a newborn.
- General, playful ideas - not professional advice. If a child's worry or behaviour concerns you, talk to a health visitor, family doctor or paediatrician.

## Sources and credits
- Built on the SkillSafe skills @claude-office-skills/offer-letter-generator (https://skillsafe.ai/skill/@claude-office-skills/offer-letter-generator) and @claude-office-skills/job-description-generator (https://skillsafe.ai/skill/@claude-office-skills/job-description-generator).