Apparently there aren’t enough slobbering babies teething while biting down on an iPhone. That must be why a developer in Colorado created an iPhone app that caters to babies specifically. The iPhone Pacifier 1 application.
The app teaches kids aged 1-3 basic cognitive, vocabulary, and counting skills while keeping their attention with “stunning visual effects” and classical music. Hmmm. Sounds just like adults. The difficulty settings can be adjusted should you have a smarter than average baby.
I hear you. No way are you letting your toddler’s drool and snot anywhere near your iPhone. Maybe they can make a cheaper version for the kids. Think about the kids. The iPhone Pacifer 1 is available on iTunes for $1.99.
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Give my iPhone to a baby? No way. But to a 3 or 4 year-old? You bet!
Check out iPhoneMom’s review of Towersmash for an example of a good app for young kids.
“Baby Sleep Care” is one of the best apps I know, includes a music and voice mode to get your baby sleep and a phone mode that phone you when your baby awake. It’s really useful, at least for me
Another great App for Babies… Baby’s First App Check out the funny commercial.