Learn your body. The first discovery
iOS app by Nataliya Kudlay. Education · Nataliya Kudlay
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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Store description excerpt
The first discovery an infant makes about the world is their face and body. “Touch my nose” or “show me my eyes” – this is what you say so that a child familiarizes herself with your face. However, during such games the learner may become overly excited which often results in accidents such as scratching or poking you in the eye. You no longer have to be a visual aid for your toddler. No-one will look into your mouth or test the durability of your ears. Pets will stop hiding in the corners hoping to keep their paws intact. Just show your kid this game and let them practice with the characters as much as they want. The characters will respond in a funny way; moreover, they won’t complain if their hair is accidentally pulled. Contents of the game: - 2 characters – a boy and a girl; - nice visuals, positive characters and lively animation to keep your infant fully engaged; - the voice-over is done by professional actors; - clear interface allowing the child to perform the tasks independently, without the help of an adult. We are a team of enthusiastic professionals who share a passion for children and do our best to make education more accessible for them. There are highly qualified teachers, psychologists, authors, editors and software developers among us. If you like the app, please leave a good review. Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hoopoegames.com.apps or keep track of our updates on our website http://hoopoegames.com
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