Gramático vs Baby's Eye

Learn Spanish for real with Gramático. The app has hundreds of exercises as well as summaries, tables and lists for the key topics of the Spanish grammar. You don’t need to take leveling tests, just pick any topic and start learning it. You can solve dozens of exercises in a row to memorize concepts and grammar rules in a short time. When you finish an exercises session, you can check your score and a detailed correction of your answers. The following topics are covered: • Artículos • Pronombres Personales • Verbos Ser, Estar y Tener • Muy / Mucho • Presente de Indicativo • Acentuación • Pronombres de Complemento Directo • Gerundio • Participio • Futuro • Pretérito Indefinido • Pretérito perfecto compuesto • Imperativo …and many more coming in the next updates! This app does not require an internet connection to work.

Ever wondered how your baby sees you? Baby's Eye turns your camera into a window onto an infant's world. A newborn doesn't see the crisp, colourful scene adults take for granted — vision is learned over the first year, much like walking or talking. Point Baby's Eye at anything and watch it soften into a blurry, near-greyscale newborn view, then slide through the ages to see focus, color and depth gradually arrive. This app is totally free. FEATURES - Live baby-vision camera — a real-time filter over your camera preview - Five age stages, from newborn to twelve months - Capture a snapshot of any stage to your photo library - A built-in guide to how vision AND hearing develop, with sources - Works in portrait and landscape, on iPhone and iPad HOW A BABY'S SIGHT GROWS - Newborn — blurry and near-greyscale; clearest at about 30 cm, the distance to a parent's face - 2–3 months — tracking improves, faces sharpen, first colours appear - 4–6 months — full colour, depth perception and reaching develop - 7–9 months — sharper vision teams up with movement - 10–12 months — near-adult clarity guides crawling and exploring Baby's Eye is an artistic approximation for curious parents, not a medical or diagnostic tool. Every baby develops at their own pace — if you have concerns about your child's vision or hearing, please talk to your pediatrician.