Healthy Eater - BabyBus

Healthy Eater - BabyBus

Learn Good Habits

147 ratings
16 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 16, 2015
  • February 2, 2021

Features

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About

This educational game helps children develop healthy eating habits through interactive play. It personifies food as cute characters and makes nutrition visible and fun, encouraging balanced diets from a young age.

Personify food as cute characters
Interactive games and scenes
Make nutrition visible and fun
Learn balanced diets
Develop healthy eating habits
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What's New in Healthy Eater

9.33.0000

February 2, 2021

Fix some bugs

User reviews

Racism (?) Still a cute game but ..

This game is suggesting that being dark skinned doesn't make you pretty. When I fed the panda tomatoes he said, "Tomatoes make me pretty." Then shows a scene where he's outside and getting "burnt" by the sun (he turns to ⚪️ ➡️ 🟤) To finish the mini game you have rub tomatoes on the panda's face. Feed the panda tomatoes and you'll see what I mean. This is a children's game (this was made specifically for kids) This is influencing that being dark isn't pretty, and I’m sure this is mostly going towards Asian standards, the protagonist is a panda.
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Racism

He did blackface. That little panda boy that was eating and chomping up that food when he ate the tomatoes I served him he painted his face with brown face paint. I'm not sure why he did that because I gave him tomatoes not chicken but I guess he got it mixed up and thought it was fried watermelon I was giving him. Then when I put tomatoes on his face it washed the derogatory makeup he applied on his skin off of his face. I'm not sure if the juices of the tomato made it do that but this game is racist. I don't like this as a person of color and there's also no watermelon. Why is there no watermelon there should be watermelon
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The game is so cool I give it five stars so BabyBus keep the game

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Very Cuuute!

This game is really cute and helpful! Hopefully it can get more foods.
Thanks for helping out children !! Chinese games are awesome!!

I love flavors!

1: Strawberry 2: Orange (Fruit) 3: Bananas 4: Lime 5: Blueberry 6: Grape 7: Dragon Fruit 8: Coconut (White Fruit) 9: Blackberry 10: Chocolate 11: Rainbow 12: Extra Rainbow 13: Super Rainbow 14: Mega Rainbow 15: GIGA RAINBOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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FAQ

What does the Healthy Eater app do?

The Healthy Eater app is an educational game designed to help young children learn about healthy eating habits and the importance of a balanced diet. It uses fun, interactive games and personified food characters to make learning enjoyable.

What are the key features of Healthy Eater?

Key features include personifying vegetables, staple foods, and meat as cute friends, offering numerous funny games and interactive scenes, and making all kinds of nutrition visible and fun for children to understand.

Is Healthy Eater free to use?

Yes, the application is free to use. The description indicates that it is a free game and does not mention any in-app purchases or subscription models.

What age group is Healthy Eater suitable for?

The app is suitable for children aged 0-8. BabyBus, the developer, offers content for this age range, and the game's educational focus on developing habits aligns with early childhood development.

How does this app help picky eaters?

The app aims to outsmart picky eaters by making food and nutrition fun and engaging. By personifying healthy foods as cute characters and incorporating them into games, it encourages children to explore and accept a variety of foods.