I am a member of Tastemaker's Moms and one of our new campaigns is to help moms and kids find great apps. There are thousands available, and it is hard to know if you have a good one until you download it. This is compounded by many apps costing a few dollars.
So, I have teamed up with Apparoo - an app discovery service for busy moms. Each week on Thursday or Friday, I will be sharing the Apparoo App of the Week (and it will be labeled in the title like today's). I highly recommend you subscribe to my blog so that you are notified when these apps are posted. Apparoo often negotiates to bring the apps to you for a heavily discounted price (or free) for only a couple days!
As part of the connection, I am asking that everyone who installs the apps to comment and let me know the experiences and whether you will be keeping the app. This will help the app developers see what moms and kids expect in an app!
So ... the first app of the week is ... Rio Read & Play
Description:
Shake your tail feathers and join Blu, the blue macaw, and Jewel as they go on adventure in Rio de Janeiro. You will get to read along with a colorful and fun-filled story that is filled with characters from the popular animated film, Rio. Your child's reading skills will be improved and their artistic side can be expressed through painting scenes and using digital stickers. The bonus activities (such as the gems match and rescue jewels) will offer you peace and quiet as your children's minds are engaged. A feast for the senses, this bright, fun-filled app is like a tiny little Brazilian vacation on your iPad! Download it here. You can also find it on Google PlayStore, but only the iOS system will have the discount! (If I discover otherwise, I will edit this info!!)
Features include:
Also includes awesome interactive games featuring Blu and Jewel:
• Jewel’s Gems: Mix-and-match gems to score - warning ... it's addictive
• Blu’s Rescue: Help Blu fly through the rainforest to save Jewel
App Disclaimer:
"This app contains gated areas to ensure that only adults can access anything that would take you outside of the app. A pixel embedded in this app collects anonymous data to help us understand downloads by device. We never collect personal data."
While these posts ARE sponsored (and will have a disclaimer) the opinions are my own. I will do my research to provide you with the best information on the apps, and if I can play them before posting, I will let you know my thoughts!
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