Pok Pok | Montessori Preschool

Pok pok is a amazing game you need to try it download it it’s the Best game and like and subscribe for this game and your dreams. Will be amazing bye bye baby girl and happy mother’s birthday dear friend hope you are doing well and I hope your family will enjoy it again soon as we get together for the kids love and miss them and hope you get it soon as we are done with the kids love and love you guys so happy and blessed day and I don’t think you can get bad dreams about spiders and don’t use TikTok it is dangerous, a I get you killed and I don’t know what happened but I know you are so good and you have to do it all the time but it’s all about you being there for you to do it and then I don’t want you to be so stressed out and I’m not going for you anymore but I don’t know what to say I don’t want you to do anything but I don’t know if you have any questions about this situation or I don’t know what you to know about Yawn about you guys. Want to have the great dreams ever you guys had so good night and everybody have sweet dreams everybody have a great night. Everybody have a great day. Everybody have the best time of your life everybody open her eyes and shine for a great day

My daughter is 2, and I don’t really give her any screen time except for when I absolutely can’t survive without - like I’ll let her watch a cartoon while I’m eating or when I need a 15-min break. I was hesitant about letting her play on my phone even if it’s just opening a camera app or swiping randomly on the Home Screen. But with car trips always being a stressful experience I decided to give pokpok a try. Its easy to explain to a toddler that screen time is only limited to car rides, and I believe it’ll not only occupy her and boost her reaction and fine motor skills, but actually will calm her down as some observation games are quite soothing. I’ve only done the free trial so far and I really like what I see! Not sure if this feature already exists but I would prefer to have the ability to save some games to Favourites so that I can limit how many game icons display on the main page, e.g. only enable one game from the favourites and let my daughter explore it until she gets bored, and only after that introduce a new game (sort of like with toy rotation).

We have 4 kids (3, 5yo twins, and an 8yo) and each of them loves Pok Pok and plays with it in a different way / gets something different out of it. I highly recommend this app to parents everywhere. We try to be very intentional about what our kids are doing on devices, and this Pok Pok app hit all the right points for us and our kids. It truly does what it says - it empowers kids to explore and experiment. It's beautifully designed, it's calming. We've noticed our kids don't get addicted to it in the way other apps do, so it's easier for them to put it down when it's time. Our 3 year-old loves playing in the city scape mode and just clicking around to see which things were interactive - nearly everything is which is just awesome - and there were definitely some things he clicked on that made him smile or laugh. Our 5yo girl gravitates heavily to all the art stuff and she loves pretend play and the dress up / character based play. Our 5yo boy basically follows his sister's lead, but also enjoyed a couple other parts of the app I didn't see his sister playing with. And the main thing I wanted to call out with our 8 year-old is that he normally has a really difficult time putting down the iPad, but that wasn't the case with this app. He didn't have as hard of a time saying goodbye to it as he does with some of the other apps we let him use, which is just great.