@Speaking of iPads babysitting our kids

[debatethis]

What are some good apps for the 2-3 year old age bracket? We have a 12 hr drive coming up for Christmas so hell yes my kid will be entertained by movies and games, lol.

I have both Android and iOS tablets, FWIW.

[jln]

Lego Duplo has a bunch of fun ones.

[gogadgetgo]

Preschool monkey lunchbox

[One Girl In All The World]

PBS Kids - Abby has loved this app forever. They have some of the shows (curious george, super why) and some games and stuff.

My kids have a thomas the train app on one of our ipads, but I think it might not really exist anymore because H couldn't find it when he went to put it on another device. But it's a good one - puzzles and drawing and such.

[MrsAxilla]

Funny you ask - we're on a 12 hr drive with our two year old right now. We have a mobile hotspot and she's spent the most time watching YouTube videos. She likes Sesame Street clips and vlogs where kids open toys and review them. Apps don't really hold her attention for very long, which I guess is a good thing...

[ttt]

Huge fans of Endless Alphabet here. Plus it's free.

[katfco]

We don't have too many, but last Christmas, I got both my kids one of these and it's been the best car ride toy ever: 

[meshaliuknits]

Dec 20, 2015 17:26:47 GMT -5 jln said:

Lego Duplo has a bunch of fun ones.

Yes! My kids loooove the Lego ones. Also anything where they can draw.

[orriskitten]

Dec 20, 2015 21:56:39 GMT -5 ttt said:

Huge fans of Endless Alphabet here. Plus it's free.

Yes! Endless alphabet and endless numbers are major hits here.

Also, puzzingo is very popular too.

[2curlydogs]

Ditto Preschool Monkey and Endless Alphabet.

[2curlydogs]

Oh. Spatter and Spark is also good. It's currently babysitting B because I had to come in to the office.

[WanderingWinoZ]

I'm saving this thread...DD is 16 months. She like to touch the iPad/phone but hasn't figure out you can actually do stuff on it yet...