When designing Teddy Care for children, the goal is to promote responsibilities and help children become more active during the pandemic. To achieve this, it was decided the app will be a game where the children will take care of a virtual pet. Being a virtual pet, the children will have to take care of it as if it was it's own pet, giving them a sense of responsibility. To keep it interesting, players will be able to fully customize their virtual pet to make it personal, as well as fulfil some quests to obtain items that will help maintain their virtual pets. By giving the ability to personalize the player's pets, this will give the players more incentive in taking care of their own pet, and achieving quests to obtain items will also provide some activities to occupy the children. To enforce the sense of responsibility, the first screen to appear to the player after opening the app will be a calendar with their virtual pet to greet them and interaction with the calendar to help plan out the month. To maximize the player's interaction and their attention span, I have limited the number of pages the player will need to five, the calendar, home page, chat log, reading activities, and the game. The reading activities is an educational quest for users to practice their reading comprehension skills with questions from the reading, as well as enjoy many stories to choose from. The game will utilize the motion detection functions of the phone to count the number of steps to keep the children physically active. And finally the chat log is for children to keep in touch with their peers during quarantine.