Toddler Apps

Netty_3

I was wondering if anyone had any good suggestions on toddler apps?  I have a few on my phone, but only one is locked so that he can move his finger around and not open an ad, and won't shut down on him for a slight move.  Unfortunately, it's the one he's least interested in.  Just wondering if any of you found some that were toddler user friendly. TIA!

dairygirl19

We have Daniel Tiger and it's pretty great. Lots to do and toddler friendly. I don't usually pay for apps but that one was worth it.

We have one called Toddler Lock too that rotates between finger painting, shaping sorting and clearing the scree

Netty_3

dairygirl19:

We have Daniel Tiger and it's pretty great. Lots to do and toddler friendly. I don't usually pay for apps but tha

JenniCollins

Chloe's favorites are: Endless ABC  and Seek & Find

 

Snow1010

Duck Duck Moose Apps: Itsty Bitsy Spider, Wheels on the Bus

Toca Apps: Train, Kitchen, House, Salon

Zoo Train, Shape-O, Endless ABC's, SoundTouch, MusicColor 

valigrl21

Itsy Bitsy Spider, Peeakboo, Moo Baa La, HippoShapes/Colors, Talking Tom (this one is not educational, but DD loves to "pet" the kitty and give him milk)

SusieBW

There's an interactive story book app called Nighty Night that DD loves.  It was free as a featured app a week or two ago, but I think it's regular $1.99 or $.99.  

catwhisperers4292

Another way to keep your LO from clicking ads is by putting your phone in airplane mode before letting them use it.  The ads don't pop up!

Netty_3

catwhisperers4292:

Another way to keep your LO from clicking ads is by putting your phone in airplane mode before le

meg_2006

We turn on guided access on our phones when Ds plays with it. It lets you select any areas of the screen that he can't activate if he touches them, and the volume and home buttons are deactivated. You can google how to use it.

We like paint s