Lullaby Words: First Spanish

Lullaby Words: First Spanish

Bilingual Toddler Flashcards

4 ratings
4 reviews
Free
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Released
September 22, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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This app helps babies and toddlers learn first words in Spanish, English, and Turkish through calm, picture-based flashcards. It's designed for quiet learning sessions, like before bedtime, with no timers or distractions. The free version includes essential words, with additional sets available via a one-time purchase.

✓Three languages on every card (Spanish, English, Turkish)
✓Calm, distraction-free learning environment
✓One-time purchase for all word sets
✓Keepsake diary of words seen
✓Designed for parent-child interaction
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What's New in Lullaby Words

1.4

October 28, 2026

A fresh new look, made to match lullabywords.com. • Big storybook scenes on Home that change with the set you're on, and turn to bedtime after six. • Every word set large and clear, with its meaning just below. • A new line under each word: tap the picture to hear it again. • A calm night screen when you finish. • Every set now shows its own picture.

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User reviews

Amazing!

I can’t recommend this app enough. My kids 6 and under all love to complete their nightly words. They have picked up so much Spanish because of it!

10/10 recommend!!!

Well done

I came across this app and was pleasantly surprised by how easy and how soothing it was to my grandchild’s sensory needs. Highly recommend this app

Awesome App !

I was looking for an app that was easy to use and also fun! I found it, the pictures are amazing, the words are right, and the variety is a lot to work with. I seriously would give this a try to new users ! Don’t beat it til you try it !

This really helped

My mom started crying when my son said “Abuela” for the first time. Now we spend 5 minutes a day on it and he loves it! So calm and gentle and no loud music or flashing lights. One word in the language you choose. And no subscription! I paid once and it’s mine forever.

FAQ

What languages does Lullaby Words support?

Lullaby Words supports Spanish, English, and Turkish. Every word card displays the word in all three languages, allowing families to pass on whichever language they choose.

Is Lullaby Words free to use?

The 'First Words' set, containing words children commonly say first, is free forever. Additional word sets are available through a one-time purchase.

Does Lullaby Words have ads?

No, Lullaby Words is completely ad-free. It also does not track user data or require sign-up, ensuring a private experience.

How does Lullaby Words help children learn?

Lullaby Words uses a simple method: one picture, one word, and a slow voice pronunciation. Children are encouraged to say the word back, fostering interactive learning without timers or pressure.

What age rating is Lullaby Words suitable for?

Lullaby Words is suitable for children aged 4 and up. It is designed for babies and toddlers to learn their first words.

Can I use Lullaby Words on multiple devices?

Yes, Family Sharing is enabled, so a single purchase covers all devices in your household. This allows for seamless use across iPhones and iPads.

How often is Lullaby Words updated?

The app was last updated on September 24, 2026, with version 1.1. New word packs are released for free to all users who have purchased additional sets.

What is the learning methodology of Lullaby Words?

The app's methodology focuses on gentle, repetitive learning through visual and auditory cues. It's designed for quiet, shared moments between a child and caregiver, emphasizing natural language acquisition.