Toddler Counting Cheats

Toddler Counting Hack 1.7 + Redeem Codes

Game for learning numbers

Developer: iTot Apps, LLC
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 1.7
ID: iTot.Counting

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Description

DESIGNED BY PARENTS FOR OUR KIDS

If you're teaching your child to count, Toddler Counting is a must-have.

Designed by parents in coordination with preschool teachers, Toddler Counting helps teach basic counting skills, and even makes it fun for your toddler. This app is a follow-on to the wildly popular Toddler Flashcards

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Features include:

* each object grays out on first touch, to teach your child not to count the same object twice

* numbers count out loud as your child counts

* digits are displayed along with the sounds, to teach reading the numbers

* over a hundred realistic photos

* kind words of encouragement after each set, to keep your child's attention

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If you enjoy Toddler Counting, please also try the popular Toddler Questions Game!

Spread the word to other parents, and if there are features you'd like to see added, feel free to send us feedback.

Version history

1.7
2018-01-29
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Updated for the latest devices.
1.4
2011-02-25
minor bug fixes and audio improvements. Also - check out Toddler Numbers Game, the popular add-on to Toddler Counting
1.3
2010-07-04
minor bug fixes
1.2
2010-04-02
- easier/harder modes
- iPad layout
1.1
2010-03-09
adding analytics
1.0
2010-02-24

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Ratings

3.6 out of 5
182 Ratings

Reviews

Kaelynn,
Great, kids love it, couple quirks
Simple enough, touch the item, hear and see the number, get praise. Odd things: sheep and stars are missing sounds, and what were they thinking including knives and candles as things to touch? (Some might mind sharks and snakes too, but the girls love them, so....) Overall it's very worth it for entertaining toddlers, just a couple things devs should consider there.
Percival!,
Taught my 4 month old to count
It looks like a very basic app, and it is. But my 4 month old daughter (now almost 3 years) loved it. All it does is display a picture on the screen along with copies of the picture, and the child touches each one, in whatever order she wants. A number appears on each one touched counting higher and higher until all the pictures have been touched, and a voice calls out the number along with it. To toddlers, or at least my daughter, it was addicting, and when she started pre-preschool, she was the only kid who knew her numbers up to 20 (not sure if it goes beyond that, but for a 3-4 month old, I think that's pretty decent).
u2mr2os2,
Very effective
Counting items by touching each is a very natural way to count things, and so the visual and audio feedback on the item touched is a very natural way to teach counting that works well. I especially like how it does not enforce counting in a left-to-right-op-to-bottom order since that doesn't matter. So many children's apps enforce such arbitrary orders that only frustrate learning toddlers. This app was a refreshing break from that. It also wisely does not have any buttons on the screen for the child to accidentally press, interrupting the play by taking them to a settings screen or worse, to the app's website every time they accidentally touch it.
MouseAnnie,
Simple and wonderful!
My son (20 months) loves this app! After only one week of playing it, my little guy (who hardly talks at all) tells me "One, two, three!" anytime someone starts counting. This app is very simple, but that is such a good thing for toddlers. My only complaint about the app is the robotic sound to the voice, which is really a minor complaint as my kid doesn't mind it at all. I also would have liked for there to be an applause sound along with the encouragements of "Bravo!" and "Good job!" All in all it is a fantastic app!!
natbro,
great pictures, fun counting & learning!
Counting things well is an important skill -- it's been amazing to watch my child and her friends learn and get better at counting using this app. They are drawn naturally to touch the pictures, and when the pictures dim and numbers appear, they want to touch more -- the number symbols and the spoken words are great reinforcement. I like using this app way more than counting monkeys, flowers, ladybugs etc in printed board-books (although those are also fun)
Mrs. Arthur,
Fun educational app for young toddlers
My daughter is 16 months and enjoys this app quite a bit. It's not her favorite anymore since she recently got some fancier apps with lots of bells and whistles, but any time I go back to it she is in a number trace for at least 10 minutes. She can already count to 12, skipping 3 and 4 since those she can't say so well. I think this well made app really helped her learn so quickly.
KooCoo Klock,
Another GREAT app
Simple & to the point. I bought a couple of apps made by this developer and I am extremely satisfied & happy with both. I also have the Toddler Alphabet Game & my son enjoys using it. I truly believe he is learning from it as well. Once he gets his alphabets & counting down, I will definitely purchase more apps from this developer.
HaoleinKailua,
Great, simple App!
I got this for my son when he was 2-1/2 yrs old. A few months later, he's obsessed with it! Apparently it's highly addicting but in a good way - his counting abilities are terrific. Gotta love all the positive reinforcement too! I wish i had someone like that looking over my shoulder at work - "outstanding!!" Highly recommend.
Hopping fun,
Great for counting and increasing vocabulary!
Love this app for my granddaughter! It not only helps to do counting, but she has some visual challenges and it helps with her being able to focus in on tiny objects! I like that the sizes vary and that she is also exposed to great vocabulary words such as hammer, salad and so many other common items!
Mazy623,
Great app
We got this when my daughter was about 10 months old. She could use it then and she just turned three and still loves it! I would recommend to anyone with a very young child.