This is their website, just take a look http://www.themelodybook.com/a-jazzy-day/

Linda

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/abcland-german-deutsch-hd/id425650951?mt=8

Similar games like that are spell that http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/spell-that/id379829614?mt=8 and ABC Tracer. Both are only english at the moment.

They are all an easy way for kids between 4 and 8 to learn to spell and write.

Since its founding in 1973, Cricket Magazine Group has long been the standard for quality children’s literature. Now the company is joining the exciting age of the iPhone with a new storybook app for preschoolers, Ladybug’s Bookshelf.

Drawing from the beautifully illustrated stories for preschoolers found in Ladybug Magazine for ages 3-6, the initial download of Ladybug’s Bookshelf includes a free barnyard tale, “Three O’Clock on the Farm.” With interactive elements on every screen, toddlers and young children will love exploring the energetic animations and animal sounds. At the end of the story is a fun sound game where your child can create a symphony of animal noises.

Each additional “storypack” available for Ladybug’s Bookshelf is priced at 2.99 and presents a range of stories, poems, jokes, and interactive activities, from coloring pages to matching games. Narrated by real kids and featuring the rich, colorful artwork of Ladybug Magazine, now animated for the iPhone, these storypacks will delight both young children and their parents. The first available storypack includes a poetic nature walk full of touchable hidden treasures; a collection of jokes told by Ladybug and her pals; and a sweet story of friendship by the revered children’s illustrator Valeri Gorbachev.

Ladybug’s Bookshelf was developed in partnership with Ethervision, a leader in iPhone & iPad application development which has been featured by Apple seventeen times both on the front page of iTunes and in Apple Retail stores all over the world.

The app and the first story, “Three O’Clock on the Farm,” is now available for free download on the App store!

I am actually thinking of reworking the site to make it more useful – maybe shorter reviews (so I can do more of them), but more oriented around age groups and learning benefits (rather than ordered purely by star ratings like at present). I have been reading up a bit on what concepts are best to teach children at different ages – and its been quite interesting. But I need to map it back to something consumable and useful on this web site.

Anyway, something for the future. Its my eldest’s first day at 3yo Kindergarten tomorrow and I need to get up early to be ready one time!

Sound Shaker
Sound Shaker is a delightful and hilarious sound making game. Children create and play with chime, whistle, drum, barnyard animal and mystery sounds simply by tapping and tilting.

Count Caddy
Count Caddy makes counting rewarding. Children count by ones with Jinja the cat and quickly progress to counting by twos with Robin the bird and counting by threes with Harvey the dog.

Sort Slider
Sort Slider is a mesmerizing shape matching game. Children tilt the device to match objects with silhouettes while Harvey the dog pops up for plenty of encouragement.

-zinc Roe Games

http://www.twitter.com/zincroegames
http://www.youtube.com/user/TickleTapApps

we have several apps for young kids out there, our “Baby’s Animal Show” is in the top 100 US kids charts since April, geared specifically at Toddlers with its full-screen tap or swipe.
Our “Animal Sound Chase” shows several tiles, makes a corresponding sound and the child needs to tap on the right animal. Featuring an endless mode for young ones or highscore play for older kids.
Finally, our “Super Memory Match” is a classic memory matching game featuring our animal pictures, we found young kids play the (easy) cartoons while we got several reviews from parents saying they finally enjoy one of the kids games themselves, as it gets challenging when playing it with real animal photos on the tiles.
The latter two apps also come as free versions and those are actually both in the Top 50 US Kids Charts (free).

Ping me anytime if you want to review, I should have some promo codes left, info (at) windmillapps (dot) com, would be great to get in touch.

Check them all out at our site:
http://www.ensenasoft.com/Products.aspx

Let us know if you need promo codes for them. We are looking forward to your review(s).

Thanks,
Sam DenHartog

This is a highly addictive game which trains your brain while you have fun.
Game rules are very simple: arrange figures to form horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines containing 3 or more blocks of same color.
Once these lines removed your scores’re increased.
Higher scores can be gained by performing combos and chains of lines.
Gain as much scores as you can.
Hurry up to prevent glass overfilling!

Here’re the description and screenshots of game: http://www.hsa-online.com/cblocks

My name is Mikhail Dvornikov and I’m one of the developers of game Pobs – beautiful logic game similar to Checkers or Reversi, but with unique game mechanics comparatively with that games. Based on old game Hexxagon (for MS-DOS), but with a lot of great stuff (six game modes, many levels, interesting opponents) and general features – very simple controlling and addictive gameplay.

We think this game is also suitable for kids and will evolves their logic, so I request that you play this game and write a review what you think about it.

Screenshots:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chipsteam/

Gameplay video:

iTunes link:
http://itunes.com/app/pobs

Official blog:
http://chipsteam.wordpress.com/

Best regards,
Mikhail Dvornikov.

I have a new app out for toddlers called: Wacky Safari. If you like, I will be pleased to forward a free download code.

This is not your ordinary kid’s app, it is over the top wacky fun – and educational too.

Thanks for the look.

Becky

I’ve got to admit, having the phone vibrate when the child selects the wrong answer really polarizes people. In my own experience, my daughter actually enjoys the vibration. However, I did put the option in the game to turn the vibrations off because the vibrations scare my daughter’s friend.

The reason many of the setting are offered is because users requested them after they downloaded the earlier versions of I See Ewe, which did have a reduced set of configuration options.

I hope to add in the near future a few more shapes and language localizations to the game. I am also working on making the “random selection” of objects to be more intelligent so that it emphasizes shapes the child is consistently getting wrong.