Thanks!
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Mine is only 20 months so I don't let her use apps too often but she likes sago mini apps (they have many), "Nighty Night" (which is like an interactive bedtime book), and she is starting to get into Endless Alphabet but isn't too good at it yet. I also bought her "Petting Zoo" which I personally like but she doesn't really get into it.
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endless alphabet and pbs kids.
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@catlady: @birdofafeather: I looked at Endless Alphabet but it said it was for ages 4+. It's okay for a 2-year-old? He does know most of his letters.
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@Ra: oh yeah! R's been playing with it for about a year and at 2, she was rocking it! now at 2.5, she goes through words very quickly.
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@Ra: L doesn't really know his letters either but he loves the cartoons and he likes dragging the letters to their matching letter. So, if anything, it's good for matching skills!
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@Ra: Yes, I think so. My LO obviously can't read but she can recognize the different letters and is starting to learn how to drag the letters to the correct place. If you want to try a similar game before buying, Endless Numbers is free (well, the first few numbers are free) so you can see if he likes the concept.
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@Ra: Endless Alphabet and Numbers are great for the 2 year old set! C loves it and it has definitely increased his vocabulary!
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I love the endless apps. T is only 16 months but every now and then I whip out the iPad when I need him to sit still. He likes the numbers the best. They're pricy but I love them.
I want the lady who narrates them to read to me all the time. Haha I love her voice!
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Monkey preschool lunchbox!
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