Toddler Learning Games 2-4

This set of educational tasks develops vocabulary, memory and sequencing skills simultaneously. Like other apps from this developer, it is well worth the price. I have three minor quibbles with the implementation: 1) The unsupervised child is free to jump around from task to task. IMHO this reduces the value of vocabulary repetition. 2) The design of the seventh task encourages the child to punch randomly at the choices as they scroll by. They seem to get more enjoyment from doing this than from waiting patiently for the correct choice. 3) In English, hair brush is misidentified as “comb” and facial tissue as “napkin”. (I have not checked all 144 items for accuracy.) For these reasons I recommend the child be well supervised while using this app. I have found an additional benefit of this app. You can switch around between 26 languages. Imagine your child showing up in kindergarten knowing 144 item names in French, Spanish or even Greek.

I have a 5 y/o and a 3 y/o and absolutely love the Bimi Boo apps for them— especially my 5 y/o who is developmentally delayed. The user navigation within the app is super simple foe my children which totally eliminates any frustration and can allow them to play independently without needing my help to redirect to their games. The apps are educational and the background music is calming rather than over stimulating. The only suggestion I have for the Developers is to fix the apps as they sometimes freeze, but other than that, I have no complaints at all. I’ve bought the full game versions for 4 apps so far for a really great price and dont regret it one bit.

I love this app for my not yet 2 year old. I also babysit my nephew who is a little older than 2. It helps him identify objects and sort things into groups which he was struggling with. The babies have fun playing and they’re learning at the same time. Definitely recommend this app to any parents with little kids!