Great but,
Response from developer
Thanks for sharing your feedback. We’re really glad you’re enjoying Adventurous Eating, and we appreciate your thoughts on progression and rewards. The app is designed to gently support positive food experiences, but suggestions like yours can be really helpful as we continue developing it as part of our mission to help children build healthy habits in a fun, supportive way.
Ban this
Response from developer
Thanks for sharing your concerns. We’re sorry for any confusion and want to reassure you that Teach Your Monster is created by a mission-driven organisation focused on helping children learn in a safe, positive way. Different Teach Your Monster apps are designed to support different areas, such as reading, maths, and healthy habits, and many parts are free to access. Some content is paid so we can cover the costs of developing, maintaining, and improving the apps. We do not include ads, data selling, or pressure tactics, and everything is designed with children’s wellbeing in mind. If you have questions about a specific app or what your child is experiencing, we’d really like to help clarify. Our aim is always to support families and schools, and we appreciate you raising your concerns.
I love this game
Helpful for picky eaters
Response from developer
Thank you for your wonderful review! We're thrilled to hear that Adventurous Eating has helped your family encourage your picky eaters to try new foods! It’s great to know that the app is making a positive impact and providing support. We appreciate your feedback and hope you continue to enjoy exploring new tastes together! 🍏🎉
Amazing
Response from developer
It's great to hear that you find the app so amazing! What's your best bit? Many players love making their own monster, and growing veggies in Bub's Garden is very popular!
My 4.5 year old loves it!
Response from developer
It is so lovely for us to read this, thanks for sharing this fantastic news! We're delighted that your kiddo is being super brave and trying some new fruit and veggies!
Required an email
Response from developer
Thanks for your feedback. Just to let you know that creating an account is optional, the benefit is that your progress is saved across devices and backed up on the cloud.
Has MADE a fussy eater!
Response from developer
Hi, thanks for the feedback. Sometimes some monsters (just like some children) don’t immediately like foods they try. Aligned with the academically approved Sapere method of sensory food learning, this game suggests that it’s ok if you don’t like a food, and that you could give a little try, because maybe next time you’ll like it… so have another go. It’s been proven that it can take children multiple times of trying a food before they develop a taste for it. Sometimes, just starting by looking, touching or smelling a food, can encourage a child to be a little braver, and a little less scared of fruit and veg. This is what the game shows through the characters and the voice over, and it’s been proven to encourage children to eat a wider variety of fruit and vegetables both in schools and homes across the globe. Apart from your feedback about a monster disliking foods, we’re pleased you otherwise think the game is well-designed. We really hope you do give the game another try, to see how it encourages everyone (no matter how much they may dislike foods on first impression) to give things a little try using all of their senses. If you have any further questions or observations, we'd love to hear from you. You can drop us an email at support@teachyourmonster.org. Thanks!
Kid loves
Response from developer
The songs are so fun and catchy aren't they?! Did you know there are individual lyrics for each of the foods? We're delighted that your kids have had fun getting their monsters to try foods in the game. We've recently added Bub's garden, where you can grow your own veggies. Have fun and thanks for the review, Teach Your Monster.
I lifesaver for any parent with a fussy eater!
Response from developer
This is music to our ears! Sometimes it just takes a little role-modelling from their monsters for kids to be brave enough to try a new fruit or veg. We love how the friendly monsters don't always like the foods they try - that's ok, next time they might! Well done to your daughter for being an adventurous eater and thank you for the review, Teach Your Monster
Super Fun Game for Kids
Response from developer
What a wonderful thing to hear, thank you! Just having a little try with foods can be all it takes... be that looking, touching, smelling or being brave enough to give it a little bite. It sounds like your daughter is becoming an adventurous eater and we're delighted to have helped her on that exciting journey! Teach Your Monster
