My toddler has been an “endless reader” fan; at 17 months, though, she started to get bored with “endless reader” and started to prefer this app.She laughed hysterically the first time that she saw the alligator munching down shapes; she also loves picking out which game to play.My wife and I are happy that our daughter can sort shapes; order shapes by size and is also learning how to sort shapes by color or orientation.

I have several apps from Toya Tap and Tiny Hands. I like them but prefer the Tiny Hands apps (especially their two “First Words”) because there’s more descriptive voiceover when child makes a correct choice so I believe that makes for a better learning experience. Background sounds such as voice and/or music can be muted if necessary on both brands. May seem pricey to some but lasts longer than most coffee drinks at the same price, lol and NO Ads!

My daughter really enjoyed the two free levels you get when you download, so I decided to pay the $4.99 for it. I NEVER buy things in the Apple store, but thought why not. I thought by purchasing it I would unlock a lot more than just 10 more shape games. I’m disappointed that for 4.99 there isn’t more content. Many other games like this provide way more content if purchased for the same amount as this. Great game but I would say save your money because it’s not enough content for 5 bucks.

Can help young kids get familiar with basic shapes. The interface is clean and easy to use even for toddlers. No ads are displayed and nothing “noisy” jumps unexpectedly. Although there is not a ton of activities, it kept my 3 year olds daughter busy for quite a while. I would say that you get what you pay for… but in the good sense of it.