KID FRIENDLY APPS & shows

APPS for KIDS

Tired of the hours on end of unboxing videos? Looking for an app to get your child moving and engage their senses?

Take a look at some of these recommendations that are curated with children in mind.

PODCASTS & AUDIO FOR KIDS

Sesame Street - Foley & Friends

The podcast is led by 6-year-old, exuberant Foley, “the sound-maker monster.” She’s joined by her sidekick, Mikee the Microphone, a microphone with googly eyes. Together they tell jokes, sing songs and host familiar guests from the neighborhood, like Elmo, Big Bird and Cookie Monster. Suited for pre-schoolers

Circle Round - Age 4-10

This podcasts takes stories and folktales from around the world and adapts them so they are appropriate for kids aged 4 -10.

Each 10- to 20-minute episode explores important issues like kindness, persistence and generosity. And each episode ends with an activity that inspires a deeper conversation between children and grown-ups.

Circle Round - Age 4-10

Fruit Punch Music provides families access to a huge library of ad-free music kids love, while providing peace of mind for parents that every song is appropriate.

Fruit Punch took all the worry and labor out the equation with their ‘just-for-kids’ music app. Now, I can let my daughter engage without concern… and for extra credit, the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s stations is full of music we can listen to, together! #LuvIt

Sparkle Stories - Age 4+

Sparkle stories provide soothing stories that promote values such as kindness, empathy and respect to help build a gentler world.

With over 1300+ stories to choose from, your children are able to use their imagination and creativity.

Tales Untold - Age 4+

Tales untold features original, episodic audio content for children. Each tale is told through episodes and seasons.

It is fun well crafted audio that entertains parents and kids. Age 3-7

Reading for Mila - Age -15months+

In this podcast, a Ugandan based father reads an empowering book for his 18month old daughter. Episodes are brief (2-4 minutes) and are a great way to engage the little mind.

Some of the titles he has read include : Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Nadine Gordimer, Margaret Thatcher, Waangari Maathai etc.

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