First of all the games are ok, but it forces you to purchase by only allowing 3 games. Then once you purchase, it for gets that you purchased a month later. Then it locked you into a reoccurring subscription when you just wanted to pay for the app once. It doesn’t show up as a apple subscription. Talk about shystie. This will be reported to apple.

My 19 month year old has learned so much because of this game!! Unbelievably impressed by all of what this game has to offer and it’s cute too. I downloaded this game when he was around 14 months old and he now knows every single game within the app (with the exception of 1, the number game which is way advanced for him), but let me tell you, babies are sponges and learn so much on constant repetition so this game can be offered to your little one under 2. He’s learned shapes and color sorting, animal sorting, sorting items into the fridge and closet, process of elimination when in doubt and now asks me “what’s that” in curiosity every time he sees something on the app. Trust me, this app is worth downloading, just do as I do and help your little one for a couple of months if they’re small like my son and you’ll see how quickly they pick it up.

My two year old loves bimi boo. This app is child friendly and age appropriate for toddlers. We started with the phone bimi boo game when she was almost two and then later downloaded more bimi boo apps to challenge her educationally and to teach her basic technology skills. She loves these games and has learned to try and challenge herself. She only plays on a phone or tablet once or twice a week; the animations and helpful sounds (to distinguish between try again or correct) has helped her learn how to play the games by herself and fast. She definitely has succeeded basic technology skills.The amount of games and quality is great but I would recommend unlocking all the games for more choices for your toddler and for what they like. We have seen a huge improvement in non technological learning, ex: her books. She will now point things out while reading and associates it with some of the things she has learned in the games. We do sticker puzzles and this game has greatly helped in her coordination of placing and distinguishing the shapes. We are excited to try more bimi boo apps while her education continues and am confident in recommending bimi boo among friends and family.

My son loves trying playing these games, but it can be easily frustrating. Some of the games require you to put an object into the correct container based on color, shape, or category. He will drag the object over the container, so it’s physically overlapping, but it will get rejected unless is perfectly placed. He will make the right choice, but since the “acceptance zone” of the containers is very small, he thinks he’s wrong. Even when I move the object myself I have to try a couple times before they go into the correct spot. This is a major problem in my opinion and makes the game almost unplayable. If this gets fixed it would be a great set of games, it’s a bummer.