Many icons, such as Mr Men and Dr Seuss, have their own dedicated sites.įor iOS users we have bad news and good news. Sites such as CBeebies, NickJR and Five's Milkshake offer lots of creative activities based around children's favourite characters.
If you're on a tight budget a wander around the web uncovers lots of kid-friendly content that won't cost you a penny.
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Apple also provides a good list of children's software at (opens in new tab).
There are also interactive storybooks such as Dr Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham (£20 from Apple), educational applications from the likes of Little Fingers and teacher-developed learning systems such as Dorling Kindersley's Learning Ladder (£13 from the Apple Store). Take the award-winning and free paint program Tux Paint, or AlphaBaby, which generates letters and colours whenever the keyboard is pressed or the mouse clicked. There's plenty of Mac software designed for younger children. The same devices that entertain and amuse can educate and inform, and the latest generation of Apple hardware, software and apps is the most intuitive yet. Parenting guru Gina Ford would be appalled, but our iPhones stuffed with Peppa Pig episodes and funny apps such as MouthOff! and Talking Carl have headed off many a tantrum.Īpple kit isn't just good at keeping younger children quiet, though. Tots, toddlers, pre-school and primary school
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