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Children's appointments often fall after preschool, when parents have other errands to fit in. Show availability clearly and let parents book each session in a series separately.
Afternoon slots are in demand, and going back and forth to suggest times takes time.
The booking details and phone number should reach the adult coordinating the appointment.
Even when several sessions are planned, availability needs to be checked for each date.
Preparing the room and materials may require a buffer in the calendar.
Illustration only. The business name, services, and prices are fictional.
You can share the booking link in a message.
The session duration and price appear next to the service.
The calendar shows the availability you set for that day.
The parent's phone number is used for appointment updates.
Set a duration and price for each type of appointment so the calendar can show suitable time slots.
Set the number of sessions and an expiration date; the balance updates for eligible bookings.
Families choose a service and time using the link you shared.
Add a buffer to prepare for the next session.
The client profile brings together appointment history and any private notes you add.
You can create a package for a set number of sessions, but recurring appointments are not booked automatically. A parent books each time separately, or you can add appointments to the calendar manually.
Yes. If the parent enters their phone number when booking, appointment messages will go to them.
The booking form is for administrative scheduling details only. Do not collect medical, developmental, or therapy information in it; keep professional information in the appropriate systems.
Confirmation and reminder messages are sent subject to the plan's monthly message allowance. With Premium, you can edit the message wording to keep it general and discreet.
Yes, try it free for 14 days. No credit card required.
Open your booking page, set up your services and hours, and share the link with your clients.