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Two ways to spend a short moment together. Animal Play brings friendly animals to life with expressive movements, short playful sounds and optional gentle vibration. Try it when you want something for little eyes to follow during a diaper change. Music & Shapes pairs slow high-contrast patterns with classical music for a quieter moment together. Choose a favorite recording, let the tracks rotate or watch quietly. Choose an experience and press Start. Cards play one after another for one minute, so you can keep talking to your little one without swiping through pictures. Each experience remembers its own set and sound choices. When the minute ends, Activities together offers a way to put the screen away and set up supervised tummy time. Try two sets free Explore Moving shapes plus an animal set for your chosen age: Follow along for 0-2 months, Animal hellos for 2-4, or Little gestures for 4-6. That's eight designs to try at each age, with one free set in each experience. Find a new favorite The full library has 60 moving designs across 18 on-screen sets, including black-and-white patterns, splashes of color and animal illustrations. Browse collections for 0-2, 2-4 and 4-6 months. One optional purchase unlocks the 14 additional moving sets and every printable. No subscription. Make it your own • Turn Animal Play sounds and gentle vibration on or off separately. • Pick from ten classical recordings for Music & Shapes, or turn music off. • Finish a session early with the caregiver exit gesture. • Use artwork and audio offline after downloading the app. Take the cards off-screen With the full-library purchase, choose from 22 printable sets on US Letter or A4 paper, or save the PDFs for later. Still artwork stays in Print, alongside the original animal and pattern designs. All printables require the purchase, including cards from the free on-screen sets. You'll also find free tummy-time setup ideas and an optional timer. No ads, accounts or tracking. Purchases and restores need an internet connection. For brief, supervised use with a caregiver. Age groups help you browse the artwork; they are not developmental assessments.