Curioso: Kids' Online Learning

Hi. I love this. This is a great best, but I do have a couple of suggestions. One it would be cool to add interactive pictures that you can touch and it will make sounds or do some things, 2, please add more read to me options for older readers that we have special needs, three, Did you guys please add more books with real narration? Lot of them have AI narration and as a blind person listening to them is kind of jarring. Thank you. Other than that awesome app. Especially with all the books are easy to understand and how easy to navigate through each book. And I meant to say this is a great offer, but not a great best. Made a few typos in this review. Also forgot to mention I love the price. It is less expensive than other apps I have tried using. App not offer or best.

The neighborhood kids are totally hooked on Curioso. No fights, no boredom, just curiosity in overdrive. They dive into books, try to stump the AI hamster with weird animal questions, and somehow manage to have fun while learning. I don’t even have kids—but the ones who wander over from the block have basically adopted my front yard as a clubhouse. They “help” water my plants (read: drench everything), then beg to use my phone. Normally, that’s a hard no. But with Curioso? I don’t mind at all. What’s great is how every kid, regardless of age or interests, finds something they love. They explore independently, stay engaged, and even teach each other things. I’ve never seen an app do that before. So no, I’m not running a community center. But I might be running the best impromptu book club on the street.

Curioso is engaging and full of fascinating facts that sparked real conversations. I love how it blends playful exploration with thoughtful learning—it’s both educational and genuinely entertaining. What really sets it apart is how it encourages real curiosity, not just passive screen time. The content feels age-appropriate and thoughtfully curated, which gives me real peace of mind. I also love that it adapts to each kid’s interests, so they’re free to explore what truly excites them. Not only do I feel totally comfortable letting them use it on their own—I’m actually excited for them to dive in.