The games range in complexity and variety from matching coloured toys into the same coloured basket to making a rocket and astronaut fly into space by matching shapes and corresponding colours.Įach of the world’s activities slightly increase in difficulty. There are 8 free games within each 'world' and there are a number of locked games that require payment to gain access. The children choose a number in each of the 'worlds' to begin playing the game.
At the time of the review the app had 3 different “worlds” available to play in (a fourth coming soon). The app is interactive and encourages toddlers and preschool children to begin recognising colours, shapes, patterns, pairs, matching and sorting, similarities and differences and measurement (big & small). App descriptionīaby Learning Games -for Toddlers & Preschool Kids is an educational app that focuses on teaching and learning early, basic, mathematical concepts and cognitive skills.
Game playing behaviour which may be of concern to some parentsĪll elements (free levels) of the game were explored. Gender stereotypes and sexual references. The level to which the game was reviewed. This review of Baby Learning Games -for Toddlers & Preschool Kids contains the following information: No gambling content found in the levels played It is best suited to ages 3-5, however, parental guidance is recommended to 12 due to advertising which is not always child appropriate, in-app purchasing and assistance required for initial set-up and familiarisation with the game. The app is intuitive and contains no written instructions. This section contains details about the app provided by an ACCM Reviewer.īaby Learning Games -for Toddlers & Preschool Kids This review of Baby Learning Games -for Toddlers & Preschool Kids was completed by the Australian Council on Children and the Media (ACCM) on 7 September 2021. It is a globally unique identifier that could be used to track you over time and across apps, and can only be reset by performing a factory reset of your phone. The Android ID is a random serial number that is created when you first configure your phone. You can modify the settings of your phone to reset this identifier, to prevent tracking over time, or opt-out of behavioral advertising altogether. 
The Android Advertising ID (AAID) is used for tracking and behavioral advertising. Personal Information Transmitted: During our tests, this app transmitted personal information to various servers, including:
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