Toca Builders is a construction toy app, and has been described as Minecraft for younger children or virtual Lego. For younger children, it’s all about experimenting, discovering and playing, while older children can also get to… Continue reading
Every month, I try to link up with Zoe at Playing By the Book for her round-up of bloggers’ book reviews under the title “I’m Looking for a Book About…” This month, the theme is inventors and inventions. I’ve picked… Continue reading
We’re very excited about the imminent release of Nosy Crow’s Little Red Riding Hood on 25 April. This is the first of Nosy Crow’s fairy tale apps to have different ways to read through the story, with… Continue reading
After the Easter holidays, we’re back in business! We’ve had fun in previous holidays creating activity days based around our favourite apps (see Activity Days for earlier ones) so over Easter Mr Tall… Continue reading
A few different pieces of app news have crossed my radar today which I just had to share! We’ve been exploring a fantastic new Nosy Crow app, revisiting two favourite apps which have gone… Continue reading
Last week I wrote about six of our favourite free apps – you can find the post here. If you are looking for free apps, review sites can be a good place to start. For a… Continue reading
What’s your view on paying for children’s apps? Personally, I am prepared to pay for them in the same way as physical books or toys. I recognise that a lot of artistic and technical… Continue reading
Every month, I link up with Playing By the Book‘s blog for a carnival of book reviews under the title “I’m Looking for a Book About…” This month, we are exploring music. It was very… Continue reading
Toca Boca is one of the developers we consider to be app royalty. We already own nearly every one of their apps, and so we couldn’t wait to download their latest, Toca Train, when… Continue reading
