Lydia and Georgie share an iPad and they love to try out new games, especially when they feature characters or brands that they are already fans of. We don’t have a lot of Shopkins toys but they love to open the Shopkins blind bags, so they do have a small collection of them, which they enjoy playing with.
We were given a set of Tiggly Maths and a set of Tiggly Words to review, and to be honest I have quite mixed feelings about these ones. Lydia loves her Tiggly cushion, but the two sets have definitely had a lukewarm reception from both girls, although they do have their good points too.
Georgie has been playing with this app on and off for a few weeks now, and definitely enjoys it. Eli Explorer is a “free roam” style app, where children can direct Eli to go wherever they wish, as he interacts with his environment, and speaks the names of things seen on screen.
Georgie (almost 4) and Lydia (just 2) have both been playing with this app since I installed it on their iPad, and they both love it. Georgie knows her letters and is learning all of the phonetic pronunciations right now, so this app is perfect for her.
Georgie really enjoys the Woolly and Tig tv show on Cbeebies, so when they contacted me to let me know that an iPad was being launched, I was looking forward to checking it out. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t have quite the same level of appeal as the tv show. The main idea of the app is to entertain children, while making every day activities seem more fun.
This afternoon, I have up for grabs a bundle Toddler iPhone/iPad apps that I have put together for you, including apps from Sago Sago, Piikea Street, Penguin Books UK, and Night and Day Studios! Where separate apps for iPhone & iPad exist, you can choose which you prefer. Included in this bundle: Have a read …
