Toddler Questions Game

Toddler Questions Game

Game for learning words

24 ratings
13 reviews

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This educational game helps toddlers aged 1-5 learn words and concepts like shapes, numbers, letters, food, and animals. Designed by parents and preschool teachers, it features beautiful images, encouraging voice guidance, and rewarding prizes to keep young children engaged and learning.

Teaches shapes, numbers, letters, food, animals
Beautiful pictures and simple design
Encouraging voice guidance
Special prizes for engagement
Easy for toddlers to learn
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What's New in Toddler Questions Game

1.7

January 30, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Updated for the latest devices.

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User reviews

Simple and functional

Sound only works if you have your ringer on. No ability to adjust anything but volume. Double edged sword makes it so your baby can't buy things by accident

No sound, just pictures.

Just paid for this app and it does not work. It doesn't play the the sound it just shows the pictures, I tried to get help and when I click to app support it just takes me to a page where it says try again later. Very disappointed.

Sound

My boy loves this app. But this is the only app that doesn't have sound anymore. It's very sad. Please fix this bug

No sound! Incompatible with iOS 7

No sound, no way to adjust any settings for the app. Unusable and the developer's site is offline.

Good, but could easily be better.

Solid flash card-type game, but my toddler can interrupt the questions which makes it rather useless. This needs to be programmed so that when it asks a question, the lady can't be interrupted - icons can't be selected until after the question is asked.

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FAQ

What age is Toddler Questions Game suitable for?

Toddler Questions Game is designed for children aged 1 to 5 years old. The app's age rating is 4+, indicating it is appropriate for preschoolers and young toddlers.

Does Toddler Questions Game have ads?

No, Toddler Questions Game is advertised as having no ads. The description explicitly states 'NO ADS' and 'no distractions', ensuring an uninterrupted learning experience for toddlers.

What learning topics does Toddler Questions Game cover?

Toddler Questions Game teaches a variety of fundamental concepts to young children. These include shapes, numbers, letters, food items, and animals, helping to build a broad vocabulary and understanding.

How does Toddler Questions Game keep toddlers engaged?

The game uses a welcoming mother's voice to ask questions and provide encouragement. Additionally, special prizes are awarded every few questions to further motivate and engage young learners.

Is Toddler Questions Game available on other devices besides iPhone and iPad?

Toddler Questions Game is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is also compatible with Apple Watch, offering a unique way to interact with the app.

How often is Toddler Questions Game updated?

The latest version of Toddler Questions Game is 1.7, which was last updated on January 30, 2018. This indicates that the app has not received updates in recent years.

What is the user rating for Toddler Questions Game?

Toddler Questions Game has a rating of 3.0 stars based on 24 ratings. This suggests a mixed reception from users.

Can toddlers play Toddler Questions Game independently?

Yes, the app is designed to be incredibly easy for any child to learn and play independently, even as young as one year old. The simple design and guided voice prompts allow for self-directed learning.