Daniel Tiger's Stop & Go Potty Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 55 reviews. Read all reviews for Daniel Tiger's Stop & Go Potty for iPhone.
Daniel Tiger's Stop & Go Potty is paid iOS app published by PBS Kids
Cool but
Adam Polcyn 51
I want it to have a claw machine in the game and then someone will have to go to the potty when they are ready
Doesn't work
Monicaaa09
My son kept bugging me to get him this app for awhile & once I purchased it the app only loads to the PBS logo (iPad Air 2)
Does not load!
ghostvalve
On my iPhone 5s, it just shows the PBS Kid logo. The actual game does not load.
Underwhelming
LiQuiD_FuSioN
Bought this app to keep my three year old (going on four) entertained for a few moments. I LOVE the Daniel Tiger universe. I wish there were more of these apps! It has the signature voices and artwork. However, there wasn't any background music for one. It felt oddly quiet for a kid's game, not many sound effects either (can't really interact with the characters directly while playing). Secondly, the mini games were short, and few. I may be slightly over critical, but I expected a lot more for $2.99. My son ended up copying the characters wanting ME to help wipe, flush and wash hands funny enough instead of him taking care of himself. At least it did motivate him that it's ok to stop what you're doing to go potty. The app is decent, but sadly very short. Thanks
First version bugs, but great app potential
theladyhamlet
I really, really, really want to give this app a five star review, because my three-year-old loves it, and it's really helping him in his potty training. My frustration with the app is that it keeps crashing, and there's so much "silence" in the app, that it feels like a mistake. (For example, instead of background music or instruction while you're waiting for a child to decide on an activity area, the characters just stare at you. In the "videos" section, there's no background music or instruction at all.) When you're helping Katerina or Daniel on the potty, you can throw toilet paper on the floor, and while helping them wash their hands, there's no prompt to turn off the water, so you can just let it run and run. (My son is currently in "stinker mode," so he loves to tell me he's done both of these things.) The characters take a while to signal their need for the potty, and often my son is bored with the game before that happens, so a bit of the "lesson" is lost. Currently his favorite thing to do is help change Baby Margaret's diaper. As others have noted, the very first time I open the app on any given day, it only shows the PBS Kids logo for a very long time. A couple of times I've had to close the app and reopen it in order to get anything to happen. The loading part takes forever. This app has great potential, and I'd love to see it follow along the lines of "Day and Night," and "Grr-ific Feelings," both of which my son loves, and are fantastic apps. I hope they'll fix these issues going forward - The idea behind it is fantastic!