# Toddler Games - Learn First Words with Photo Touch — user reviews > 21 indexed App Store user reviews of Toddler Games by Innovative Investments Limited, rated 4.00/5 from 10 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/toddler-games-learn-first-words-with-photo-touch/id439655843/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/toddler-games-learn-first-words-with-photo-touch/id439655843.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 6 · 4★ 2 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 2 ## Newest reviews (5 of 21) ### 5/5 — Great! *2012-03-13* Wonderful app that is great for receptive language development. ### 5/5 — Great App *2012-03-09* As usual an educationally relevant app for language learning. ### 5/5 — Great app *2012-03-08* My son loves all of the Photo Touch apps. Great for receptive and expressive vocabulary and photo discrimination. ### 5/5 — Fantastic game *2011-11-05* Ideal game for 1-4 year olds! My toddler was squeeking with delight when heard me talking back at her. Also you can record words in different languages! Great for developing multi-lingual skills!! Great graphics! Overall fantastic idea! ### 5/5 — Photo touch *2011-06-13* I have all the photo touch games and have been waiting for this one to be available. Thanks for helping me teach my clients! ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Disappointed *2017-09-30* Wasted my money. The app will only work with the pictures it came with. When I try to use my own the app shuts down as soon I open it. ### 3/5 — Photo touch *2012-02-21* Wonderful app, as they usually are, however, I deleted a word from the list, and it continues to be presented verbally with a blank spot in the choices. If you touch the blank spot, it tells you that it was correct. The word was "abacus", and it comes up VERY frequently! I can't use this in speech therapy in this condition. ### 4/5 — Great way to teach a variety of skills *2012-03-18* I love this app! I use this app frequently with my early intervention kids to teach picture concepts. I recently added a bunch of new picture and am now using it to help teach associations by recording a question with the picture instead of just the picture name. I love that I can put certain pictures onto specific lists and turn pictures on or off. I also love that I can chose how many picture are shown at a time. ### 4/5 — My son loves this app *2012-03-17* We have replaced the voices with our own and he is learning very fast ### 4/5 — Love it *2012-03-09* My daughter loves this app. I love the bright pictures and how you can change the settings. ### 4/5 — Love the pictures *2012-03-08* Love the pictures but wish it collected data on correct and incorrect responses ### 5/5 — Great apps *2013-03-30* My 2yrs loves this app and can't stop playing. ### 5/5 — Great app! *2012-05-25* My son (2) loves this game. I love that you adjust the level and what pictures you want to show. It is a great tool to build up vocabulary and skills to recognize items. ### 5/5 — Great customizable game *2012-05-15* Best part of this game is that you can customize it with your own pictures of things your kids love and use your own voice to say the objects...my kids love it! ### 5/5 — Great appwith with up to date toys. *2012-04-26* This app like the othr photo touch apps allows for flexibility with children of many ages and disabilities. It teaches and then it allows discrimination for a testing type situation. It allows you to very the number of items, the items themselves, the number on the screen and some of the sounds. It is useful with toddlers with language delay and older children with severe language delays, possibly as a testing tool in special education and a discrete trial format for chidlren on the spectrum. ## Most praised reviews (6 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Mom and teacher *2012-04-01* This is a great app for teaching and assessing vocabulary and comprehension. I love having the ability to make changes based on skill level. Good job! ### 5/5 — Pthor *2012-03-28* I love these apps for working with students with hearing loss. They are great for auditory discrimination and vocabulary development. ### 5/5 — Fun for toddlers *2012-03-23* My 20 month old wants a turn on the iPad too! With this game he can play all by himself and really feels like a big boy. He enjoys the pictures and has learned to say several new words! ### 5/5 — Great for my son. *2012-03-19* My sons ABA therapist wanted him to have some cards that we could start out with just one card to build up confidence and then add more and more. This app is perfect for that because it's all customizable. My son was diagnosed Autistic and he's two years old. He has enjoyed it so far. Thanks for such a great app. ### 5/5 — Photo touch *2012-03-14, version 3.0* Used as part of a language assessment - worked great - kids love it ### 5/5 — Wonderful learning time *2012-03-14, version 3.0* This app is clear and simple to use with wonderful pictures that makes for great learning time. We love the customization so that you can make it as hard or easy as your child needs or even add your own pictures for labels your child needs to learn. We made one category for all our toys around the house! --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-07-04.*