This app is brilliant at teaching your child/children shapes, colours numbers e.t.c. The problem I now have with the app is that although my children have been using it for some time. If you aren’t subscribed, you can only use it on one electronic device. So even though it is paid for and used regularly. My children are now locked out of using the education games they used to play on the iPad, as I paid using the App Store by phone. Meaning I have to give them my mobile to play. Which isn’t ideal. I’ve contacted support several times to help deal with the issue. Hence the 3 stars instead of 5.Update:- After contacting the creators of the app, they were able to sort it out from their end. So, I have altered my rating. It is a brilliant educationalapp, I do recommend it.

Our 18 month old daughter can complete every game in the free version! She went from knowing nothing to understanding everything in less than two weeks! I’ll be subscribing to the full version soon. A few issues here and there such as multiple gestures causing characters to get stuck on the screen and the children you have to put on the bus where the game says the child was Red when the child was actually Orange. Apart from a few minor visual issues this game is brilliant for children especially the wheels on the bus credit video, our daughter loves it! Word of warning the game is addictive and can cause temper tantrums if you take the phone off them.

Since going on lockdown I needed an app to keep my 2 year old daughter entertained whilst I was homeschooling my 4 year old soon since his school closed. I wasn’t disappointed, the app is perfect for her and she’s picked it up so quickly, has learnt so fast and enjoys it so much. I never wanted to give in to the iPad but having her entertained for half an hour is perfect whilst I am teaching my son and have often found that she’ll play longer on it. It’s ideal for teaching numbers, shapes and colours. I would highly recommend this app, particularly for parents who are homeschooling during these uncertain times.

My 2 year old is deaf and so is behind in various areas so I was looking for a simple, yet, educational app. This one seemed great when we had the free version and he was tapping on all the games he couldn’t play so I decided to pay the overpriced £5.99 for him because he was enjoying it and I thought it must be worth it. Unfortunately a couple of the games are faulty and when he taps on the correct item nothing happens.I can’t explain to him that it’s broken as he doesn’t understand, so he either gets frustrated or he is given the wrong impression that it’s the wrong answer which is confusing for him. So I am very disappointed. I don’t know if there is a way of getting refunds on these things as it isn’t giving you what you paid for. If I bought a faulty game I would have a right to take it back to the shop, I hope the same rules apply to online game developers!