Inspired by Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget’s theories of childhood cognitive development, the app seeks to develop experiences paired with logical reasoning. It’s never too early to develop hand-eye coordination, and Busy Shapes uses a series of puzzles to help toddlers recognize and handle various shapes and match them with the proper slots - with some helpful encouragement and guidance from the app. Strolling through different ecosystems brings kids face to face with everyone and everything that co-exists in the world alongside us. The interactive app lets kids see what happens when you plant a tree or view a landscape from a mountaintop, or how to feed and sustain all kinds of creatures. The natural world is Mother Earth in your child’s hands as Toca Nature brings nature and animals to the small screen. This simple game helps toddlers connect and empathize with the animal kingdom. Peek-A- Zoo lets the wee ones identify different species and their habits, actions, sounds, calls, feelings, and emotions. If there’s one thing kids love, it’s animals. IPadOS 17 has a hidden surprise for fans of the original iPad I really hope this iPhone 15 Pro price leak isn’t true Have an iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch? You need to update it right now
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