Color Dots: Baby Sensory Game
Your baby touches the screen, and the screen answers back.
I'm Erik. I've been making these since 2011, starting with one for my daughter Ellie. No ads, ever — and nothing built to keep a kid glued to the screen.
Your baby touches the screen, and the screen answers back.
Two kids, one iPad, split down the middle. First to answer wins.
Roughly in the order Ellie grew into them.
Your baby touches the screen, and the screen answers back.
Two kids, one iPad, split down the middle. First to answer wins.
Be the island vet and patch up more than 25 animals.
Catch the bouncing dots and drop them in the hole.
Count the dots, smallest to biggest, at their own pace.
Pop the letters in order, A to Z.
Swipe the squares away and find the picture underneath.
Make your own flash cards, or start from a ready-made set.
Race to find it on the map, alone or head to head.
Alarms that let a kid run their own morning.
Counting coins and making change, one player or two.
Just me. There's no team, no publisher, and nobody asking me to add ads or push notifications. That's why these apps are small and stay that way.