Toddler Games For 2 Year Olds Reviews

If you are touching the screen with one finger it freezes the screen. So if your toddler is holding the phone and their thumb on their left hand happens to be touching the screen where they are holding the phone/tablet they won’t be able to use their other index finger to drag items around on the screen. Might work for an older toddler who you can explain that too but for my 20 month old (who has other similar games and understands the concept of dragging items to the intended spot) it is just very frustrating to have the screen frozen because she is touching the bottom corner with her thumb. All the toddlers games we have on the tablet took that into consideration and support multi touch on the screen.

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Did anyone play this game before their children did?? Right off the bat the circle and oval are incorrectly labeled in the learning portion and the game/bubble pop portion. And the square and rectangle are mixed up as well.

HORRIBLE!

I’m so glad I preview games before I allow my children to play. My 2 year old would have learned Incorrectly and been co fused with the things he already was taught.

DEVELOPER RESPONSE:
"The game works fine. The problem is that you run it on your new iPhone. Unfortunately, this game is older and some shapes are stretched on your display. Just run it on your iPad and it will work fine. There should be an updated version available soon."

**i downloaded the game AGAIN and AGAIN when you click on a circle it says “oval”, when you click on an oval it says “circle”, when you click on a square it says “rectangle”, when you click on the rectangle it says “square”. When you play a game and it says “click the rectangle” and it SHOWS a square as the image and you click the actual rectangle it is wrong, but if you click the actual square you are correct. It is NOT my phone it is the program and needs to be fixed. These children are being taught INCORRECTLY**

Purchased the full app and it worked for one day. The next day my grandson logged on and all of the levels were locked again. I tried the restore button several times and it is still locked. I wrote to the company and they suggested all the things I had tried already. I wrote again and asked for my money back and they have ghosted me. SAVE YOUR MONEY! This is a total ripoff.

Not very informative for 2-3 year olds. It’s a little lazy. Needs more than popping bubbles while ToddlerGamesFor2YearOlds says names of things. Just a bad purchase. Toddlers like to use their whole hand. Even when just pointing to something. They don’t realize the iPad isn’t paper so they rest the side of their hand while they point. This causes ToddlerGamesFor2YearOlds to freak out and repeat over over and back and forth. “Eggplant cabbage eggplant cabbage egg eggplant cabbage.” So then they don’t know what is what. I’m not trying to teach them how sensitive technology is. I just want my kid to learn shapes and fruits and veggies on the go sometimes. It’s a learning game that requires parental assistance in case the arrows start freaking out.

It’s a great app my son loves it but I bought it on my phone. And I pay for family sharing I tried to put ToddlerGamesFor2YearOlds on the family iPad and it’s telling me I have to repay for it. And I think that’s just ridiculous. I should be able to share ToddlerGamesFor2YearOlds with my other devices.

Have to pay for certain categories, which I won’t be doing because the free categories have a glitch where after a certain level they do not show any bubbles but ask you to pop them.

My 2yr old likes this unlocked app, however she makes me play it sometimes. While playing bubble pop it had 3 different letters that float up and you pop the letter it asks. The letters than came up spelt S E X in that order, not than my 2yr old can read yet but I do think this may be inappropriate for a children’s app.

Cute game but it’s kind of annoying that not all the games are available. Most of the games are locked. It would be better if all the games were accessible & easier to play. Also, there are too many adds & pop ups.

Example this review option kept popping up and would not let my child continue until I wrote this review.

He loves playing them and he is figuring them out and learning... but we also don't like to have him on the iPad too long. Also only downside is that you only get 2 levels unless you pay for them

This keeps my two year old occupied as she loves to pop bobbles. I just wish that the game would recognize when she misses popping the letter or color on the game. It just repeats its self saying “pop all blue” and repeats over and over even after the bubbles have all floated to the top and off the screen. You end up having to hit the home button and start all over. This is very frustrating for both parent and toddler.

When he goes to accidentally make a purchase, it asks for the adult to answer a math question to go ahead with it, so I always catch him before anything is made! There’s several different games to choose from. If you have a 2-year-old they surely will love it

It seems to be a pretty good learning tool for +2.5yrs. I wanted to start early teaching my son the alphabet. And this game seems to be a great way to introduce him to the letters in the alphabet.

My 3 year old enjoys the games. The only thing that would be better if there were a few more free options.

There isn’t a lot to this game, but there are enough features to entertain a toddler for a little while. The music, voices, and artwork are pleasant—not weird or annoying like some games these days.

My two and four year old granddaughters seemed to enjoy it and best of all, there was no subscription fee! These days, it’s difficult to find a game that doesn’t inundate you with ads or demand a high-priced subscription. My thanks to the game developers!

My child loves it and doesn’t ever want to get off! When I turn it off he cries bc we only do 20 min internet fun for the day. He’s starting to say some shapes and colors so this game is defiantly an awesome learning expierence for my little one. Thanks for making ToddlerGamesFor2YearOlds .

My daughter is 2.5 years old. She breezes through these lessons and games with such ease. She already knows this stuff. However, it gives her such great self esteem to know she can accomplish what is being asked of her during the games. What a fun tool to have as well as watching her enjoying a learning activity.

The only problems is it needs a child lock on app purchases and a sing for my red and green colorblind daughter it’s hard for her but otherwise it’s an amazing app it for four years old or kids going in the preschool kindergarten or first grade I highly recommend it it’s an amazing app

Even though I’m 31 I have always really liked games like this. Just the pure joy of pretending to be a sticky little iPad baby. Sometimes I buy adult dippers and apple juice, then I wear the dipper and get my personal butler robot to wear a wig and serve me apple juice. I call the robot my mommy and it calls me it’s little sweetie pie pumpkin patch. it’s a really good game 👍🍼

It’s his first time playing in he’s really enjoying it it’s a very very cool App Until he got distracted and started kicking The Thomas and friends toys But he loves it he likes to congratulate him self so this is a pretty awesome app and whoever made this up thanks for making it because it’s an awesome app and my brother he just can’t stop using it so thanks for making🙂

Say this that my 2 year old loves this game when we go on road trips she is always loving to just grab her iPad. Because of this she can pop the bubbles just like at home she always sometimes just wants to come out and blow bubbles this makes things feel the things at home instead of her crying over everything I have her iPad all ready and charged for her to start a learning path waiting for her arrival

Thanks!

My 2 yr old son loves these games but there are quite a few annoying ads to deal with. Couldn’t even start ToddlerGamesFor2YearOlds without rating it first! Other then that, I have other apps from this developer and they are great.

Once the bubble floats off the screen, the game doesn't recognize that it needs to reset or move on. Otherwise, my 2 yo enjoys it. I would buy the paid version if the glitch were fixed.

Great animation and I love the way when baby pops the shapes it says it out loud every time over and over for musical learning, and all other types of ways babies learn. Great app for learning and fun.

Only a couple free levels, but they quickly got old for my 2 year old

My daughter enjoyed playing with this and as an added bonus she sat super still while getting her hair done! #NewFavorite

I was hesitant but decided to give it a shot! And well I will say you won’t regret downloading ToddlerGamesFor2YearOlds it’s great for babies to learn

The games are easy for my 2 years old to pick up and it allows him to experience the games independently.