Bloxy World. Bricks for Kids is a great outlet for users to express their creativity where they use an unlimited supply of 3 dimensional lego blocks, users create a world of custom block structures.

Parents of children with ADHD are always asking me if they should stop letting their child play video games. Often these parents become worried about their children’s gaming after noticing […]

ChoreMonster is app designed for both parents and children that helps motivate and inspire chore completion. There are two accounts — one for parents and one for children. The parent […]

ChorePicker is an easy to use app that helps kids keep up with a regimen of chores. Upon choosing their age, users are brought to a list of age-appropriate chores. […]

From the same developers that created Endless Alphabet, Endless Reader is a mobile app that works to improve word recognition, phonics, and reading fluency. These very important early level reading […]

Zap Phonics is a early-level reading game designed primarily for toddlers and preschoolers.

Bugs and Buttons 2 is an kid-friendly, educational app, in which users choose from a variety of different short mini games that help them to develop early mathematical, pre-reading, and critical thinking skills.

Keezy transforms users’ mobile devices into a personal collection 8 user curated sounds, which can be played back in any order.

Run Sheldon! revamps the classic “Tortoise and the Hare” story for an action-packed, side-scroller running game that pits players against a bitter bunch of rabbits who want their race trophy back.

Do texting, facebooking, and Instagram really signal the impending doom of deep and meaningful relationships? One of the most common fears expressed by adults about kids today is their overreliance […]