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I really liked this app and my daughter loved it but the app doesn’t prevent your baby from accessing other things on your phone!!! My daughter was playing with the app and my husband started getting a call from me while she was still inside the app! I have no idea how she was able to do that. It made me wonder who else she could be calling or texting on my phone without any warning. The screen didn’t show any sign that she was making a call. After closing the app, I found many other apps were open in the background and they were on random pages. The whole time she had been playing the game, her screen touches were opening different things in the background. This happened twice and I deleted the app.

My toddler loves the free version of this app so I figured I would upgrade it for her. But as soon as I bought the paid version, an obnoxious ad for their new app showed up in the bottom right corner, completely obscuring the icon for the dancing characters my daughter likes the most. I can’t make it go away, so now she can’t watch the kitty dance anymore. To summarize, I paid $4 to render the app essentially useless for me. I would put up with an obnoxious ad in a free app, but there is no excuse for having one in the paid version. The only reason this gets 2 stars is because she liked the free version so much.

Overall it is a nice application. The problem is that it tries to become a game. When I, like a parent, downloading this for a child, I expect that the child will “call” imagine friends and talk to them. This app when the “call” button is pressed, shows some funny picture for 10 seconds and “drops” the call. So a child cannot say anything. When kids play with any random thing imagining it is a phone, they spend many minutes talking. This app cannot even provide the same experience as a printed picture because a child is pretty sure that the call is ended and there’s no sense to speak. Instead, the app suggests some kind of a gaming experience. But I don’t need yet another primitive game, there are millions of them in AppStore. I want my kids to simulate a real talk from the real world, not to look at the screen all the time with no brain activity.