🏷️ About: Kiko’s Thinking Time trains memory, attention and key cognitive skills through adaptive games. Designed with Harvard and UC Berkeley neuroscientists, with support from the US Department of Education, it was created with one goal in mind – to help children succeed.
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Subscription fee for this level of app is ridiculous. Someone slaps ‘Harvard’ in the description in the hopes that people will be willing to shell out big bucks. Better solutions out there for way less money.
It asked me for a review before I'd ever played the game. There for you get a 1
My daughter loves KikosThinkingTime. However I can’t get the family share to work and I want her to be able to use it in her iPad so she isn’t always on my phone. I try to login however it doesn’t let me. I try to reset the password and I never get the email to do it. Very frustrating. I’ll be happy to update my review when I can get gel on this issue. I did email support so hoping to get a response soon.
Other than this issue it is a great app and does keep my ADHD child engaged and helps her focus. 😊
I'm glad that my 3 yr old daughter enjoys this game but half the time when she gets to the end she doesn't get her prize because the game glitches & shuts off. I'm leery to purchase the game because of the glitches but because she enjoys it & I can see her progressing, I am considering it.
Difficult to set up, couldn’t bring over info from previous account, but they still love it.
Great app but crashes constantly
It's a good idea to train the brain to stay sharp. I use Lumosity everyday and I got this for my little brother.
cute app. i did a bunch of research on apps for my four year old. he is a fan of kiko and likes playing to get the fish. they have added a number of games recently. i wish they supported this in our pre-school. better than watching movies on the ipad which is what they do now
Far and away the best children's brain training app I have found. No need to look any further!
They're both really engaged and seem to be having a lot of fun. What a great app for young kids!
I LOVE the concept! Have not seen anything like this on the market. Helps my kid with attention memory and other things.
My 5 yr old loves KikosThinkingTime and I love what it's doing for her. Executive functions, reasoning, memory games, matrices- they've got it all. Can't wait for more!
My daughter loves KikosThinkingTime! I like the playfulness of the characters and the fact that my daughter is not only engaged but also learning. Nice work!
Very well designed app with just the right kind of games for kids! Increasing level of difficulty keeps them engaged!
Thank you
As a VERY involved parent, I am so glad that there is finally an app that can help my child acquire skills that will prepare him for school. And it’s not painful for me or my son! He LOVES collecting the various fish rewards and has names for the fish too! Thank you KIko! Keep them coming :)
These guys have been steadily adding games. My (or my 6 yr old daughter's) favorite is still the ice cream game where she has to discern a pattern and apply it to the new problem. Very creative way to get kids engaged. Also like the email summaries.
I am so impressed with this fabulous app! My 3 children use it daily. Not only is it fun for little ones, but older as well. My kids are 4, 7, and 9. They love it! I had one glitch with getting my app started. I emailed the company and they got back to me within 24hrs. Super nice, totally accommodating and helpful. I am a happy customer.
My grand kids have been playing this game for a few weeks now. Nothing keeps their attention for long so glad they keep coming back to this game. I didn't know much about executive function but after reading a bit about it, i am happy to see someone is trying to help build kids build executive function. I would make a few suggestions:
1) the start is a little confusing. While it is nice to see what the science is, It is very confusing. Would have been nice to just get to the game
2) are there other things parents whorls do to build skills outside KikosThinkingTime ?
3) would be great to pick the activities rather than being forced to follow the path. Some activities are more fun than others
We like it enough so please take this as feedback for improvement.
My son has a real problem focusing and remembering things but KikosThinkingTime has really helped with that. He focuses so much more not just on KikosThinkingTime but even away from it. He actually sits and plays with his toys in his room instead of throwing them everywhere and then running up and down the halls like a crazy person. Kikos has helped a lot and he loves it. He wakes up every morning and wants to play it. The games are helpful and fun and he can't wait to see what he gets in his fish tank as a reward. I also like the feature that let's you choose what you'd like to concentrate on-obviously I chose focus and memory, but there are others so that you can customize it to your child.
Mila
Young kids have fun with this game also educating
Kiko's Thinking Time appears generally safe, but use with caution.
JustUseApp Safety Score for Kiko s Thinking Time is 35.9/100.
This assessment is based on our NLP analysis of 675 user reviews.
Combined with the app store average rating of 4.6/5.
Kiko's Thinking Time appears legitimate, though exercise caution.
Our NLP models processed user feedback to estimate legitimacy. JustUseApp Legitimacy Score for Kiko s Thinking Time is 35.9/100 .
This conclusion is based on analysis of 675 user reviews.
“Children with stronger worker memory, inhibition and attentional skills have been found to make larger gains on tests of early math, language and literacy development” – Harvard University.
Kiko’s Thinking Time trains memory, attention and key cognitive skills through adaptive games.
Designed with Harvard and UC Berkeley neuroscientists, with support from the US Department of Education, it was created with one goal in mind – to help children succeed.
See how your child is doing in 6 cognitive areas: Memory, Reasoning, Flexibility, Selective Attention, Spatial Ability and Inhibitory Control.
They are developed alongside Kiko Labs’ Scientific Advisory Board comprised of leading researchers in developmental neuroscience from Harvard and UC Berkeley.
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