First | Fun Learning for Kids

First | Fun Learning for Kids

Games & TV | Toddler Education

32K ratings
179 reviews
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This app offers a safe and engaging educational experience for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. It features interactive games, songs, and videos designed to boost early learning, language skills, and creativity in a secure, child-friendly environment.

Safe, closed content environment
Child-friendly interface
Built-in parental controls
Regularly updated content
Interactive videos and games
Age-appropriate learning stages
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What's New in First | Fun Learning for Kids

7.5.1

July 20, 2026

Get ready for more magic! Enjoy our shows, songs & games to discover, now running smoother with squashed bugs. Even more ways to play, learn, and giggle together. Update now and let the fun begin!

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User reviews

Was great until AI

Color crew, Googoo and Gaga, Harry the bunny, all great characters that teach babies baby things. Recently they started using a lot of AI and there’s been a lot of problems since. Videos don’t play all the way through, the 24 seven channel Constantly cuts off the endings of the shows, or just goes back to the app homepage on its own. They use it in a lot of their commercials, and now some of their lullaby shows as well. The commercials look weird, and I don’t have anything to say about the lullabies as we don’t want it for that.edit: I got a reply from the developer saying that they fixed the problem. I was just watching it and it kicked me off the 24 seven channel, and on top of that yes I still saw the AI commercial that they made.
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Was great until AI

Color crew, Googoo and Gaga, Harry the bunny, all great characters that teach babies baby things. Recently they started using a lot of AI and there’s been a lot of problems since. Videos don’t play all the way through, the 24 seven channel Constantly cuts off the endings of the shows, or just goes back to the app homepage on its own. They use it in a lot of their commercials, and now some of their lullaby shows as well. The commercials look weird, and I don’t have anything to say about the lullabies as we don’t want it for that.
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Gripe + Request

Babyfirst, I really wish newcomers didn’t have to pay a subscription to watch all but THREE of your videos. If you don’t, perhaps you could have AT LEAST one free-to-watch video on each of your shows.


Moving on, I actually have a request for you: maybe you could add a BabyTV show, Mitch Match!

If you don’t know, Mitch Match was a show that aired on BabyTV from 2006 to 2020. It was animated by one of your fellow animation studios, PIL animation, who also did shows like Rainbow Horse, Fred and Fiona, & The Notekins.

The series revolved around four puzzle pieces, who morphed into various objects to solve problems.


Although both of these requests aren’t very likely, I hope you like my review, so thanks for reading!



Edit: Yes, I did read your review, but I still think the amount of free content is kinda limited.

Another gripe: What happened to the original shows? You haven’t aired a new original show since Hoot, Scoot, & What back in 2022. So please, give us more original shows!
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Hi Babyfirst!

Hey So I Just Wanted to Let You Know I Love Your Channel Ive Been Watching Your Channel My Whole Life But I Noticed Something in 2022 that I Was Fine With At First But Now I Hate It And That Is Licensing Shows. Now Licensing Shows is Never A Problem For Me Like Ex: Disney Adds Bluey To Their Channel And Then I Get Obsessed With The Show. But It’s The Fact That You Haven’t Made A Original Show IN 3 YEARS And Have Been Using Ai For A Lot Of Things And I SAW What Your Gonna Add Next And PLEASE DON’T. BABYFIRST LISTEN TO ME MS. RACHEL IS NOT THE SOLUTION! And Me And The Babyfirst Wiki are On To You And Don’t Deny That!
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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App freezes and crashes

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Subscription issues and login problems

Bug

Incompatibility with older devices

Bug

Downloaded videos not playing properly

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add autoplay feature

Feature

Improve video quality and reliability

Feature

Offer more free content

Feature

Enhance parental controls and customization

Feature

FAQ

What does the First app do?

The First app provides a safe and engaging educational experience for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. It offers a curated selection of interactive videos, songs, and games designed to support early learning, language development, motor skills, and critical thinking.

What are the key features of the First app?

Key features include a safe, closed content environment, a child-friendly interface with large buttons, built-in parental controls like a locking mechanism, and fresh, dynamic content that is regularly updated. It caters to different age groups from infants to preschoolers.

Is the First app free to use?

The app is free to download and offers a selection of content. However, it does feature in-app purchases, suggesting that some content or features may require payment to access.

What age groups is the First app suitable for?

The app is designed for children at every early developmental stage, specifically infants (1-2 years), toddlers (2-4 years), and preschoolers (5-6 years). The content is tailored to the learning needs and developmental milestones of each age group.

How does the app ensure a safe learning environment for children?

The app operates as a 'walled garden' with carefully curated, age-appropriate content, meaning there are no uncontrolled suggestions. It also includes robust parental controls, such as a locking mechanism, to prevent accidental exits and manage screen time, ensuring a secure digital playground.