Being a parent is perhaps one of the hardest roles to portray, especially for first-time parents. Thankfully, technology has been helpful even for parental needs. Now, there are mobile device applications that can help make parenting a bit easier.
* Peekaboo Wild
This application teaches babies about different animals. It also teaches them the sound that each animal makes. This will surely keep babies entertained for a while. Soon, they will be imitating the animal sounds too. Different animal sounds will keep them interested and repeated use will help them associate each name and each sound to a specific animal. It is a great application for the future vet or future zoologist.
* White Noise Baby
White Noise Baby creates a sound that will stimulate his sleepy head. There are a lot of different sounds to choose from. Parents can experiment with different sounds until they find the one that send their baby to sleep quickest. The sounds include car ride, which sounds like a moving car. This is perfect for babies who seem to fall asleep every time they are inside a moving vehicle. There is classical music and Doppler ultrasound for those times when the baby was still inside the mother’s womb. It is never too early for reminiscing and the past have the effect of leading people to dreamland. It also has the conch shell sound which is always pleasant may it be for babies or for adults. These are just some of the sounds that will surely help babies sleep.
* It’s a Small World
This application is for baby jetsetters. It allows babies to visit a lot of different countries. Aside from the beauty of the place, babies will also get to learn more about each country’s language as they are taught how to say hello in different languages. It is perfect for future linguists.
* Create & Learn
This is one of the most extensive baby applications with complete learning activities from a-z. This application provides early writing practice opportunities. The babies will learn how to write all the letters in the alphabet both in uppercase and lowercase. Babies are taught to write the letters of the alphabet. Baby artists will surely enjoy other application activities such as puzzles, painting by number, and drawing. Aside from these, babies will learn more about objects that starts with each letter in the alphabet through trivia bits.
* Make it Pop!
‘Make it Pop!’ is an application that teaches babies about different colors. They will also learn about different shapes and other fundamental skills like counting. This is perfect for the future mathematicians!
* WebMD Baby
This application means business. It has everything that every parent should know. It has all the information and tips on how to take care of kids. It has a lot of helpful information and these pieces of information are organized according to the kid’s age. It has a vast gallery of parenting articles, instructional videos, and tips from the experts in childcare and health. It contains instructions on what the parents should do in different emergencies and when the baby is sick. There are some contents that are for dads and there are some that are for moms. It has a ‘baby book’ that parents can use to take note of feeding times, times for diaper-changing and taking medications or vitamins. This baby book may also be used to save photos and details of baby’s milestones. It is just like a digital scrapbook.
Babies are effective stress-relievers. This is what makes parenting the toughest and the most fulfilling job anyone could ever have. A parent’s responsibility is limitless just like how its joy and fulfillment are also limitless.
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Mohit
October 1, 2013 at 5:45 am
Great post, very nice apps all angels are like this apps.All apps work very well and nice.
Rohit Dubey
October 1, 2013 at 11:15 am
I am not a parent but if i would be there i would also have suggested almost same apps for kids or you may call angels what you have suggested very well done.
keep it up.
sandeep kumar
October 4, 2013 at 7:55 pm
Hi Edward….
I am father of a one and half year old daughter.
My daughter is a gadget lover…. she wants our phone every time…..
Thanks for sharing the useful apps for kids…. I’ll like to give it a try.
alan
October 13, 2013 at 9:14 am
Nice share Edword. They are all very curious to play with new devices. Kids today are quite ahead than our times, they don’t want toys but the gadgets to play with. I love white noisy baby but I don’t like my kid to be like it. Anyways thanks for the share
Rey
October 18, 2013 at 6:32 am
Hey Edward, parenting of course is a difficult job. I was really surprised to see these apps. I mean technology is really the best weapon of the current generation. What else do we need to give a good upbringing to our children. Thanks for sharing this list of apps with us.
Paul
October 19, 2013 at 11:15 am
Hi Edward, parenting may not be a job but it is work. All parents have the pressure of teaching their kids all the necessary things as they grow up. The apps you mentioned will lessen their pressure to a great extent.
Lisa Mathew
October 23, 2013 at 9:01 am
Interesting apps for little angels 🙂
Kids and their parents will really have fun once they install these apps
Anetta Bursh
November 1, 2013 at 6:40 pm
They really need this. I like the whole article. Another thing I would like to add is that they should actually get into this technology early and we won’t be running up and down with them in the house while we are blogging. Great Idea from the companies which thought of Little angels apps.
Meridith
November 8, 2013 at 1:58 pm
Thanks for such a great article. The only app on your list that I’ve used is the WebMD Baby (which is really useful btw), so I’ll have to check the rest of these out. My son likes the Gerber app for toddlers, because it has games that he likes to play. I like that I can track which color fruits and veggies he’s eaten, to make sure I’m giving him a wide variety.