What Reddit Says About Toddler Activity Apps
We compiled 6 Reddit discussions about Toddler Activity apps from 4 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/Parenting
The levels are designed to be playable in short bursts of 7-12 minutes and the game can be played independently as well as in a joint activity between an adult and child together.
r/toddlers
The research showing negative effects of "screens" was done by looking at the effects of watching TV and just assuming it applies to other screens, so watching TV is literally the only screen-based activity we actually know isn't good for kids. ... I actually think being "intenti...
r/toddlers
My toddler loves the Super Simple App along with any of the Bimi Boo apps! ... I've recently come across Ainia, it's free. It has some stories focused on science and fun facts, learning through play, and it also teaches social emotional intelligence. Kids can even interact in conversations...
r/ScienceBasedParenting
Kiwico had a ton of free activities for toddlers. ... Kahn academy kids is age based - my 2 year old loves it - and DuoLingo kids for preschoolers (my then 3 year old loved it) ... I subscribed to Lovevery for the toys but I’ve been most pleased by their email updates and blog posts about milestones...
r/Parenting
You didn’t ask for non-apps so I accept any downvotes. We had a lot of success with play doh, water wow books, and window clings when my son was that age. I also recommend The Airport Book by Lisa Brown as a way to familiarize your kid with the steps involved!
r/kindergarten
We allow a few hours a week of free choice screen time (TV/switch/tablet) each week, and the Big Numbers game and Poio get a ton of play from our 5-year-old, even after beating them. Completely worth the cost in our household.
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