Entertain and Educate Your Little Ones with KidloLand

A few weeks ago, I was given the opportunity to test out and review an app for Sassy. KidloLand is a popular learning app for preschoolers that both moms and kids love.

The app offers a subscription service where you can pay $4.99/month, $24.99 for 6 months, or $39.99 for 1 year. With more than 800+ nursery rhymes, songs, interactive activities, games, and stories, this may very well be the only app you need to install for the little ones.

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I introduced the app to Sassy on my phone at the allergist, and she was immediately enthralled. When we got home, I knew I had to download it to the iPad the kids share. Both of my tech savvy kids (2 and 6 years old) now request it specifically as their app of choice. Sassy's favorite activities are in the Create & Play Occupations. There are 60 different occupations that allow you to interact with the puzzle and drag items into place as the app names them all. It takes concentration and hand-eye coordination to move the pieces into place. Once each puzzle is complete, the game plays a catchy jingle about the occupation. I was so impressed when my two year old came and told me that "an archeologist studies dinosaur bones," after only playing it one time.

The holidays are quickly approaching, so we love singing the Christmas Carols and Songs. They play a fun video with each song, and display the words across the bottom. Kids can even touch parts of the picture to interact with it while the music plays.

It is important for me to give my children educational experiences that are fun and entertaining. We live in a world of technology, where there are devices everywhere. Our kids need to be exposed to them in the right way. I definitely limit the amount of screen time my kids get, but I feel comfortable letting them play on KidloLand. I am thankful that it is interactive and teaches them something new each time they play. They never get bored, and are able to navigate the activities without my help. Sassy gets to reinforce things she learns in preschool, and is introduced to new topics that she will see soon.