Speaking of LEGO, if you haven’t checked out the LEGO Building Instructions app, it’s a really neat experience. It’s a free download to try out and you can unlock parts or all of the app starting from $5. LEGO Duplo World is a little pricier than some apps out there, but in our experience, it’s totally worth it.

Made for 2-5-year-olds (but may be fun for kids older than that).Imaginary play as well as real-world skills like practicing when to cross streets, how to wash hands, and much more.Sorting and numbers, reasoning, and problem-solving.You’ve got the creative and exploratory nature of LEGO but in digital form that can help with fine motor skills.LEGO Duplo World combines a variety of great learning experiences into one app. Pok Pok Playroom is available from the App Store with a free 7-day trial then goes from $6.99/month or $45.99/year. Check out more details in my original review along with all the updates released since. My family has been a paying customer of Pok Pok since it launched and my boys both love it and have learned and grown so much with it. The app has won an Apple Design Award, Editors’ Choice Award, and earned many more accolades. After starting with 6 great toys that encourage open-ended play, exploration, and self-led learning, Pok Pok now features 15 unique toys.

This amazing app for kids launched two years ago and has seen constant updates and improvements since. Best apps for young kids Pok Pok Playroom

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