KidloLand Review and Giveaway

Every day Mommy tries to teach me new things. Most of the time my lessons consist of learning what different things are called. Before KidloLand came along, we sometimes struggled to find creative ways to make learning fun and engaging.

Mommy teaches me about my body parts, what to call the members of my family, words for the things on my plate, what my toys are called, and all sorts of words for various things around our home and neighborhood. There are a lot of words to learn! I’m understanding more each day, but it’s hard and tedious work.

There is a lot of repetition involved, and there are many words that sound similar. It’s hard to remember what each of the words means, and it’s very easy to get confused. I hate feeling confused. It makes me want to give up on learning.

Some days I wish we could just skip our lessons. I don’t have much interest in talking, and although it’s nice to know what others are saying, I’m just not sure it’s worth the trouble. Before I realized all these sounds had any meaning to them I was perfectly happy. I miss those simpler times.

Now that Mommy knows I’m big enough to comprehend the concept of words, she keeps pushing the learning. Sometimes she will push too hard, and then I don’t want to learn anything, and I pretend that I can’t hear Mommy at all. I refuse to answer Mommy’s questions, pay attention to what Mommy is doing, or even look at Mommy. When I’ve had enough, the lesson is over.

KidloLand to the Rescue

Rather than spend my time on frustrating learning, I prefer to play. I like to play with my toys, look at my books, go outside, and jump around on Mommy. All these things are much more fun than boring learning. If I’m extra good, Mommy even lets me play my apps on the tablet. I love that!

A few weeks ago, Mommy downloaded a new app for me. It’s called KidloLand, and it is amazing. I loved it from the first time Mommy opened it for me. There are tons of games to choose from, and each one has its selling points. Packed full of sounds, colors, and songs, KidloLand is my new favorite app to play.

When Mommy opens the KidloLand app for me, we are presented with several categories to choose from. My favorite is the Fruits and Vegetables category, but I also really like the Nursery Rhymes, Stories, Colors and Shapes, and of course the Games categories. KidloLand has definitely become a staple in our daily routine, and I can’t wait to explore even more of what it has to offer.

KidloLand has a game for everyone. There are many other categories to choose from, such as Activities, Numbers, Phonics, and even Christmas. Some of the games in these categories are too hard for me to follow. Mommy says I’m probably just not big enough for them yet and that we’ll explore those sections more when I get bigger.

Fruit for Peachy

The Fruits and Vegetables game is the best! When Mommy opens it, three options pop up. The first is the fruits game, the second is the vegetables game, and the third is additional fruits and vegetables games. All three are good options, but my favorite are the fruits.

Once Mommy presses on the fruit game, we’re taken to the screen of fruits so that I can resume where I left off. One click on the fruit of choice and the fun begins. A song begins to play about the selected fruit while several of the fruits are shown engaging in all sorts of activities. The melody is pleasant, and the videos are colorful with interactive components.

Mommy and I like to play the fruits game together for extra fun. The last time we played, the first song we heard was about limes. I have never tried a lime, but I have seen them at the grocery store. I recognized them when they popped up on the screen, and I had no trouble pointing one out when Mommy asked me to find a lime.

Next came a song about papaya. This is not a fruit I’m familiar with. I watched the papaya on the screen and listened to the song, which explained that papayas are tropical fruits that grow on tall trees. As the song pointed out, they look a bit like pears on the outside, but the inside is quite different. Mommy said we will look for the papaya next time we go grocery shopping, and if we find it, we’ll bring some home for me to try.

Something Familiar

The next song was about peaches. I have tried peaches before, and as long as Mommy peels one for me, I do enjoy them. As Mommy and I sat there listening to the song, I suddenly heard my name being called repeatedly. Upon closer investigation, I realized it was coming out of the tablet!

Peaches, peach, Peachy. Of course! It makes perfect sense. I’m mommy’s little peach because I’m fuzzy and sweet just like the fruit. The peach section of the fruits game is now my very favorite part of the entire app. It’s practically about me!

When I’m not listening to the song about peaches and interacting with the video, I’m probably playing with the vegetables game, the shapes game, or the colors game. Each of these follows basically the same concept. I like that Mommy and I can watch the videos, hear the songs, click on the screen to see the characters react, and talk about what we see.

More KidloLand Games

There are many other kinds of games too. I personally enjoy the popper games, and KidloLand has several to choose from. These games consist of various shapes that you have to catch to pop. The popping sound and the colorful shapes make it a fun and engaging activity for me.

I also really enjoy the egg surprise games, and there are several versions of these as well. The game begins with an egg, and after several taps, the egg breaks open to reveal the surprise inside. The element of surprise and anticipation in these games is what keeps me coming back for more. Overall, the variety of games offered by KidloLand could keep me entertained and engaged for hours on end.

KidloLand has a lot of other games, but many of them I’m not big enough for. There are coloring games, puzzles, tracing games, connect the dots, and many others. I don’t find these games that interesting, but Mommy says I’ll probably love them when I’m a bit bigger. I can’t wait to grow so I can try out all the other fun games.

Fun for Mommies Too

KidloLand has games for kids of all ages, and Mommy found her own favorite game. She likes decorating games, and KidloLand has a few options for these games too. Mommy likes the cake decorator, beach theme, as well as the Christmas ones. It’s not as great as dancing fruit and vegetables, but Mommy does manage to come up with some pretty pictures.

I’m still exploring the games KidloLand has to offer. I spotted a whole section for musical games that I haven’t explored yet, and I am determined to try that next. I know it’s a section that’s going to be musical because the icon for it is a lion playing the piano. Mommy has confirmed that it is a selection of musical games.

Mommy says that she doesn’t know how educational those musical games are but that we can still check them out. That got me thinking. Educational? Isn’t that like learning? This isn’t a frustrating lesson. Doesn’t Mommy know this isn’t about learning? KidloLand is for having fun!

KidloLand Giveaway

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* For the purpose of this review we were given a free subscription to the KidloLand app. All opinions expressed are honest and our own.