Baby Pad - Learn How to Say Good Night To Your Mobile Device - EduGame For Toddlers

Your kid won’t hand over your tablet when you need it most? You think that your toddler spends too much time with the device or you have trouble explaining to him/her that they need to stop? If your attempts at taking the tablet away end up in cries and argument, try this app.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Education	Free	Mofables sp. z o.o.	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Baby Pad - Learn How to Say Good Night To Your Mobile Device - EduGame For Toddlers Screenshot on iOS

Baby Pad is an educative game for the youngest children around the age of 2, showing them that your tablet needs also to be respected. It’s filled with expressive animations and fun interactions and helps the child to build a healthy relation with your tablet.

HIGHLIGHTS:
- limited play time adjusted to the age of our recipient
- tranquilizing ending after which the child will be ready to return leave the tablet in your hands
- colorful graphics and animations charged with emotions will make your child happily return to this app
- music and sounds creating a wonderful atmosphere for your child.
- safety: no in-app purchases, locked section for parents

YOU WILL GAIN:
- a strong and convincing argument when you’ll want to take the device away: tablet goes to sleep now.
- awareness that your child is using a safe app consulted with a psychologist

YOUR CHILD WILL GAIN:
- improved hand-eye coordination
- practiced shape recognising and shape matching ability
- developed logical thinking

THE APP ITSELF
You can choose to play with the blue or pink tablet. You can always go back and change your mind. Regardless of the chosen Pad, the number of games to play is limited to four. After the last game is finished, you will see the animated outro showing a day spent with the device. At the end the Pad goes to sleep and the screen turns into a night sky.

There are four mini-games in the app available from the house scene. Tap:
- the food on the table to feed the tablet (drag the cable to the spot highlighted in blue)
- the guitar to help the tablet play a sound (guide the note through the labyrinth)
- the broomstick to tidy up (drag the icons to the matching grey areas)
- the bed to see if the tablet is tired (by looking at the tablet’s facial expression decide if it should be dragged to the night cloud or to the day cloud)

To enter the For Parents section, tap “for parents” on the main screen and then quickly the bottom left corner of the screen (KIDS PROTECTED).

Reviews

Boring
Whsdevils

Theres no content to it, if i was a kid i would be bored

Nice
Meadow_jordan

A very interesting approach to teaching you kid how to manage his time. The app is very educative. It's easy to use and intuitive. Graphics look really nice although A little more content would be great

Cool app
Jamie11885

Pretty cool for very young children to learn to give your phone or iPad back to you. Hopefully will translate to sharing with their siblings later on

good
babydarkness

i like this app

Ok
DebNMN

It's ok it doesn't seem to work much, but my grand son does seem to like it and likes that colors.

Cute
Sodaguy

This app is cute and the idea is pretty good. It would be better if there was more to it.

Nice
CSS.2025

I have been waiting for such an app for a long time! Sometimes I have to ask my daughter leaving the iPad for a rest, but always end up in tears :( And now, I have this handy tool. It helps the kids to build a healthy relation with the tablet, especially a healthy vision habit. That's much, much more than 0.99 cents. Love it.

Cute
keepwei

Good graphics and animation. Highly interactive. Nice narration. Several simple games, such as charging the baby pad, find the route for the music note to go out, and matching the three symbols. A nice way to persuade kids that they have played enough.