Toddler Flashcards English Baby Flash Cards Genius App Reviews

This is just stock photos thrown together with a bunch of obnoxious popup ads. My infant could create a better app himself.

My little boy could make a better app! This is just a bunch of words and pictures thrown together in five min...very disapointed :(

I have 3 year old daughter and she was hospitalize few week ago. While she was there and the way she was using medical terminology it was amaze me she really know lots and lots of words because of this app and with clear pronunciation. Thank you very much too make such a useful Flash cards.

Believe it or not my 3 yr old loves it, shes been been asking about me about the brain, veins, bones, etc, so when I found this app I couldnt wait to show it to her. Just because shes a toddler doesnt mean I cant expose her to learning material that is way more advanced for her age, she surprises me all the time :) . Try it, dont limit your childs potential!

My 18 month old loves these flash cards. My only thing is they show duct tape as "duck" tape.

These are fantastic. Two thing though its Duct tape not duck tape (spelled right, just not said correctly) and a picture of sea coral is pronounced as corral on the app. Other than that these are soooo great. My son loves them!!

Very nice

My son likes these flash cards, however, I think its pretty bad that a childrens app has adult ads such as "1000 Singles" WITH pictures scrolling along the bottom!! Yikes!!!

How so you turn the sound on? I tired turning the voice option on and off but nothing changed.

The Halloween section is way too scary for toddlers. Dish I could remove that I one section

Did todays update and now app doesnt work. My child liked it before update. Will give better rating when it starts to work.

Crash after updated.

Was just prompted to update this app and I have the music set to off but it still plays please fix this!

I like the app but dont use it a lot because my toddler always presses the home button on our iPad 2, making the app close. He doesnt mean to do it, but he is drawn to that button. I tried to turn the iPad around so it is away from him, but the app doesnt change orientation. It has one and only one mode as far as that is concerned.

The creator appears to know nothing of child development. 1) Adult ads for singles 2) Halloween section was ghoulish and some images were much to scary for the "1-4 year olds" the description claims to target. 3) exotic dancer listed as a profession in a baby app, really?! 4) Tool section had a disturbing bent toward the sharp and dangerous (ax, saw, razor blade, plane, etc). It is wiser NOT to make children feel familiar with these until they are old enough to understand the concept "dangerous-dont touch". There are so many Not dangerous tools they could show instead, but chose to skip ? 5) (minor compared to above) frequently poor image selection (blurry, vague, important parts falling outside of visual area, extreme--like a 12 inch syringe needle--thatll help them over their fear of the doctor, especially since shots are included twice under different names...). Odd gaps (why would you include laryngoscope but not stethoscope, the number one tool they see the doctor with and not scary at all? Not a good app, even free.

This app has helped a 4 year old learn more about animals and there babies and I dont have to say it she will just repeat what the iPod says I think it is a great app and it is good for learning

My 3 year old really likes the app. The only issue I have are the ads on the bottom. The were not thought out for a toddler app and she accidentally opens them trying to press the small next button to go to the next picture! She begins to get frustrated and losses intrest!

using iph 4 & latest app update: my 4 y/o has used/loves this app for 1+ yrs., esp. human anatomy. recently i had her in the ER w/her grandmother & me, & after 1 dr. & 2 nurses asked many questions & left, my 4 y/o took my phone, found the app & was looking at the large intestine picture. all kidding aside, when a 3rd nurse walked in & asked a question, the 4y/o spoke up, pointed to the colon & told her "this is where the problem is." i guess she thought a picture just might help them out!!! lol

Deleting this APP , I dont want my child to know what a utility knife , hacksaw . Or a drill is. Really?? This app should be catered to families who work for Home Depot!

My son loves the matching game!