The Best iPhone Apps for Babies and Toddlers

Check out these fun and kid-friendly iPhone applications to keep your tot busy and learning on the go.

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Baby Sign ASL

Baby Sign has over 200 American Sign Language baby signs. It is a great reference for parents who want to connect and communicate with their child at a very young age. On average, babies who learn to sign know 50 more words by the age of two than babies who never learn to sign.

User Review: ""Easy to follow, good selection of words, and great entertainment!" -- NewMom17 (5 stars)

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Comments (32)

verdantlabs wrote:

There's a free app in the iPhone / iPad app store called "Lullaby Lyrics" that belongs on the list as well. App store link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lullaby-lyrics/id519913663?ls=1&mt=8

5/17/2012 11:07:52 PM Report Abuse

Cherrybee78 wrote:

BABY VIEW - High contrast visual development for newborns! http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/baby-view-lite/id516453131?mt=8 Baby View is a great way to stimulate eye co-ordination and focus in babies in the formative months of their lives. It is a well known fact that that while babies are very young, and their sight is developing, their vision is much more attuned to black and white, high contrast images. http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/baby-view-lite/id516453131?mt=8

5/9/2012 02:56:25 PM Report Abuse

MaryGinoco wrote:

My kid loves playing with dragon while learning English :) http://itunes.apple.com/pl/app/my-first-english-words/id510906340?mt=8

5/4/2012 04:49:56 AM Report Abuse

AlexW52 wrote:

I have a great app I'm working with that my daughter loves called Slippery Seal. The casual game follows Slippery the Seal as he swims up the Northern Pacific coast and dodges sharks, dines on clams and interacts with other denizens of the sea. The game is pretty true to real marine life and is very educational for kids of all ages to learn about creatures of the sea. Available on iTunes at http://bit.ly/iTunes_SlipperySeal.

5/1/2012 01:43:40 PM Report Abuse

dlaczego wrote:

You should check out http://www.p2games.co.uk They have so many great apps for children!

4/30/2012 03:30:49 PM Report Abuse