Best apps for toddlers?

[ahoward1126]

I've downloaded PBS kids, Elmo ABC, Read Me Stories, and Doodle Buddy. Any other good suggestions for my 2 year old daughter?

 

[sjleworthy]

Try 'talking Tom' and 'talking ben'. These apps are brilliant for all ages

 

[SoldOnApple]

Does anyone know any apps that teach toddlers, in a fun way, about user interfaces? I've seen toddlers with iPads (they LOVE them), but many of the ones I have seen get frustrated because they don't know what to click on or how to swipe etc. Of course sometimes you get a very impressive toddler who knows how to use them better than me (or with more confidence, hehe). But there must be an app that teaches user interface in a fun way for toddlers, and adults too. I've seen so many adults get frustrated with a new UI, they would pay money for a UI "brain training" apps, so I'm deducing that these apps must exist.

 

[SSW]

Does anyone know any apps that teach toddlers, in a fun way, about user interfaces? I've seen toddlers with iPads (they LOVE them), but many of the ones I have seen get frustrated because they don't know what to click on or how to swipe etc. Of course sometimes you get a very impressive toddler who knows how to use them better than me (or with more confidence, hehe). But there must be an app that teaches user interface in a fun way for toddlers, and adults too. I've seen so many adults get frustrated with a new UI, they would pay money for a UI "brain training" apps, so I'm deducing that these apps must exist.

Does anyone know any apps that teach toddlers, in a fun way, about user interfaces? I've seen toddlers with iPads (they LOVE them), but many of the ones I have seen get frustrated because they don't know what to click on or how to swipe etc. Of course sometimes you get a very impressive toddler who knows how to use them better than me (or with more confidence, hehe). But there must be an app that teaches user interface in a fun way for toddlers, and adults too. I've seen so many adults get frustrated with a new UI, they would pay money for a UI "brain training" apps, so I'm deducing that these apps must exist.

My nephew likes playing "Four Fish".

 

[giradman]

Hi SSW - welcome to the forum!

You've replied to a 5 year old thread which was started a month after I bought an iPad 2 (now on an iPad Air 2) - believe this thread should be closed and a new one started by someone interested w/ updated apps and discussion - just saying. Dave

 

[Mickey330]

I like your thoughts, Dave. [emoji4]

First, welcome to the forum, SSW! It's good to see you and I hope you enjoy your visit(s) here.

If you are looking for apps for toddlers, may I suggest you start a thread in the General section (or games section) of this forum to ask for other member input. This thread is so old - there are probably bunches of new ones, now.

So, this thread is now closed... Thanks.

Marilyn