Ok but very limited
I had high hopes for this- it could be a great start to a good app, but needs to be expanded further. For example, the same questions are repeated multiple times in different words. Within one day, we finish the whole app and there’s nothing left to do.
And the games and the rewards are extremely limited and Not motivating. I was hoping this is something my daughter could do on her own, maybe even practice a little each day. But we finished so quickly, it was extremely boring for her because of the lack of good motivators and repetitive questions
And the games and the rewards are extremely limited and Not motivating. I was hoping this is something my daughter could do on her own, maybe even practice a little each day. But we finished so quickly, it was extremely boring for her because of the lack of good motivators and repetitive questions
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Review
Good app but have some areas of improvement- Kids can experience variety of emotions however it’s their choice on how to manage those situations with best possible outcomes. If this message is not taken into consideration then it will be app owners problem.
Purchase not Restored
This is the most difficult app I have ever purchased via iTunes. The vendor has taken the money and the levels were not opened. The prompt repeatedly said “”submitted or “pending”! We will now reach out to iTunes to lodge a fraud complaint against this app.
Atism
A great atism app
Promotes lying
The app is a great idea but several of it’s “good responses” are disingenuous and encourage lying to please people. You don’t have to lie to thank someone for a gift you didn’t like. You don’t have to lie to be thankful for someone’s thoughtfulness even if their treat/gift isn’t to you tastes.
Kids with autism are at a greater risk of being taken advantage of because they take longer to speak up. Also I find some of the reactions too extreme like “mad” when the proper response would be “sad” or “disappointed”.
I give two stars for the idea and setup but with all the “white LIES” I can’t give more than that. A lie is a lie.
Kids with autism are at a greater risk of being taken advantage of because they take longer to speak up. Also I find some of the reactions too extreme like “mad” when the proper response would be “sad” or “disappointed”.
I give two stars for the idea and setup but with all the “white LIES” I can’t give more than that. A lie is a lie.
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