# Baby Flash Cards - My First Words Game for Boys and Girls — user reviews > 31 indexed App Store user reviews of Baby Flash Cards by Innovative Mobile Apps, rated 3.90/5 from 44 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/baby-flash-cards-my-first-words-game-for-boys-and-girls/id1141436887/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/baby-flash-cards-my-first-words-game-for-boys-and-girls/id1141436887.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 25 · 4★ 7 · 3★ 2 · 2★ 2 · 1★ 8 ## Newest reviews (10 of 31) ### 5/5 — Special education teacher *2016-08-17* Easy to use and great photos! We are using this app with special needs students to encourage choice making and communication skills. ### 5/5 — Simple *2016-08-10* Even a 2 year old can manage this app. Super simple and actually has a nice aesthetic. ### 5/5 — Easy to use *2016-08-10, version 1.0* This app is great and easy to work with very young kids. ### 5/5 — Love the simplicity if this app! *2016-08-09* Great app. Super fun, simple and easy. My daughter just turned two and is loving this app. ### 4/5 — Basic *2016-08-09* Very basic flash cards for building vocabulary. Wish there were a custom function to create a flash card. ### 5/5 — Baby Flash Cards *2016-08-09* Great for little ones or special education! ### 5/5 — Fun for the grand kids. *2016-08-09, version 1.0* As a former educator I love playing with the grandkids and teaching them new concepts. This app is great for doing both. ### 4/5 — Nice little app *2016-08-09, version 1.0* Nice little early vocab app. ### 5/5 — Nice *2016-08-09, version 1.0* Nice and simple to use. The cards are colorful and engaging. I love that the words are spoken and printed. Nice. ### 5/5 — Easy! *2016-08-09* This app is so appropriate for youngsters, babies and beyond. The pictures are clear and named. I think our one year old would delight in trying to say these names and also out two year old. Good app! ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Misleading *2019-11-01, version 1.0* Had to pay to get the app but most of it is locked anyhow. ### 1/5 — It's not for IPad *2017-05-29, version 1.0* I can't unblock or restore in my iPad ### 3/5 — next button *2019-04-08* I wish you don't have to go back to the main screen to get to the next picture. Its cumbersome. Hope theres a next button. ### 3/5 — Satisfactory *2016-08-09, version 1.0* This was was okay but I did like the multiple pics used for each item shown. ### 4/5 — Very good! *2016-08-31* I like the clarity of the pictures and the multiple examples of each one. I wish there were more action words though. ### 4/5 — Grands!! *2016-08-19* I have a two year old granddaughter and 9 month old grandson that I hope will use this app. They love to play with the phone and this should help them learn. ### 4/5 — Beautiful pictures & variety! *2016-08-18* I love the pictures in the app and I love that there are multiple pics for each target item. The only thing I'm not a fan of is having the numbers at the bottom of the page to change pages or scrolling up and down the page to see all of the picture. I don't think a lot of "babies" will be scrolling on purpose or turning pages. Otherwise, it's awesome. ### 4/5 — Simple app for little ones *2016-08-17* This is a pretty simple app that has good graphics. I do like how the picture changes so you see like 5 pictures per word. I believe there are 90 words total once you unlock the photos. Most are great words, but I think some are too complex for the little ones with limited words to choose from - ex hippo, watermelon, elephant. There are more common simpler words I think would be more beneficial. I do not care for some of the eye pictures either. I think more human eyes would be appropriate--- especially more baby/ kid photos instead of animals or adults. The black cat eyes and some of the animals are a bit scary looking. I also think an option to be able to scroll through the photos would be nice. Instead of having to always go back to the main screen and then pick a number at the bottom to see another set of 15 words. Overall this is a good app. ### 4/5 — Love this app! *2016-08-17* Not only is it easy to use, but I love that there a variety of pictures for several objects such as blocks and balls. This feature AIDS in the child's ability to generalize. ### 4/5 — Nice *2016-08-10* Good pictures and spoken clearly. I would like if the word repeated itself before it went back to all the pictures. Just to help reinforce the word! ## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — SLP66 *2016-09-22, version 1.0* Beautiful pictures, easy to use ### 5/5 — Great pics *2016-08-19* I love that this has multiple pictures of the same word! That is so beneficial! Thanks!! ### 5/5 — My kids love it! *2016-08-18* I have 18 month old twins, and they love this app. My little girl repeats back every word that is said and she gets so excited when I open the app. My little boy, who usually only speaks if necessary, is also repeating the words with very little prompting. I also like how the pictures change each time for a little variety. ### 5/5 — DeafEducation *2016-08-18, version 1.0* Excellent pictures with generalizations! Please create more categories such as clothing, verbs, household and toiletries. ### 5/5 — Perfect *2016-08-18* This is a perfect app for little ones. It is so simple to use .......clear audio ....I don't think you can make this app any better ! ### 5/5 — Baby Flash cards *2016-08-17, version 1.0* Nice app for young children. So many ways to use it. ### 5/5 — Flash cards *2016-08-17* Great for special ed. Speech and sign language. Could be even greater if vocalizations was repeated a second time ### 5/5 — Visually Inviting! *2016-08-17* What a way to invite emerging vocabulary than through this simple, visually inviting application. Several different pictures of the same object, allow generalization to gain understanding of what the object is. The label exposes the child to the word that names the picture that they may recognize with repeated opportunities. Nicely done! ### 5/5 — Amazing Resource! *2016-08-17* It's an amazing resource to learn first words for infants or to use to practice vocabulary with older kids (or kids in need of speech therapy). Great pictures and well organized, and best of all... It's like having flash cards without having to lug around a giant stack! No hassle, no mess, no extra weight... All the learning. ### 5/5 — Clear and Simple *2016-08-17* Very clear and simple pictures, appropriately paced voice naming them. Sit with you baby or toddler, talk about the pictures, the parts, colors, textures, ways to use it or play with it, etc., match them with the real object! --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. 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