Smart Apps For Kids

Meek-a-Moo: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: a play and learn mode gives Apple's youngest customers a fun introduction to animal names, sounds and habitats In English and Spanish. Free Lite version also!

The Adventures of Puppup: Lost at the Zoo - Review

 

 

Bottom line: A sweet interactive book about a stuffed puppy and his adventures at the zoo. Striking illustrations and great narration.

Nutrition and Healthy Eating by i Learn With - Review

 

 

Bottom Line: a fun and easy way to start introducing your little one to healthy eating. If you have a picky eater on your hands, this would be a great app to try out for Free.

Featured App - Potty Training: Learning with the Animals.

Some things take a long time. Waiting for your birthday, waiting on your tax return check, waiting for bed time even seems years away some days.

Potty training is another one of those things that can’t happen soon enough for some. Developers at 1tucan.com took this into consideration, and “Potty Training: Learning with the Animals” is what came of it! This app is targeted at potty-training-aged kiddos to encourage the act of going to the “toilet”, as it’s called in this app.

Little Genius: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: This app, full of visually-based activities that non-readers can easily interact with and have success at, is perfect for the Little Genius at your house but it doesn't offer anything we haven't seen before.

Dr. Panda’s Beauty Salon - Review

Bottom Line: A continuous loop of creative role-playing games for toddlers and preschoolers, with just enough variety to keep it continually engaging. Plus, put lipstick on a pig!

 

 

Joy Tales: Review

 

 

Bottom Line: This is a nice free book/reading app targeting kids age two to six. It contains a good underlying message with great interactive graphics, but additional stories cost $1.99 per story.