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We started out using the Freemium apps for our, then 18 month old or so granddaughter. We had also downloaded a few other similar apps, but she would consistently play Cubic Frog over the others. We decided to invest in a couple of their paid versions—math and alphabet, I believe. I think this was before, there were bundles. It was fascinating to watch our grand baby learn to master the various games that were part of the app. She would get faster and faster as her proficiency grew. We also signed up for the newsletter Facebook and as a result, entered one of their many contests and actually won free access for a year for the full bundle. We were tickled. There were so many things to do. And as my granddaughter grew, we could adjust the difficulty levels to keep her challenged. We have not had her with us as much of late, and she is now 4 years old, so are deciding whether to purchase the bundle or not. But, that is the only reason. We would most definitely recommend Cubic Frog to anyone with a child who is ready to learn the concepts they will need to prepare them for school. In addition to a wonderful suite of apps, we have never had any trouble with customer service either. Questions were submitted via email and were quickly answered. Buying Cubic Frog for your little ones would be money well spent. We highly recommend them!

At first glance the design of this little game app is not the most attractive. But what do I care as a parent. Both my kids 1.5years and 3 years old love it. It is colorful and well developed to keep them engaged most of all learning. And they get star awards when they complete little tasks successfully. Try the free version and see for yourself how your own kids do. If they like it I commend you unlock the other games by purchasing the full version. It's just a few dollars.

I got this for my grandson we were concerned about his delayed speaking, attention span, and unwillingness to interact with people etc. Well he really loves this program, every time he visits he hunts for the IPad just to play the Cubic Frog program. My only problem with this program is that I wish it wasn’t so expensive, can’t afford it on disability wages. As long as he’s having fun is all that matters.

My 17 month old was immediately drawn to this app. Colorful and fun while learning. I wish there was a younger version so that she can learn about shapes, numbers, ABC's etc. The only flaw with this app is thatthere are so many ads that get in the way of continuous play. We have to close and reopen several times while in the middle of playing the game.

I really recommend this game to anyone who has preschool kids... great set of early learning games for young kids. What I love about the game is unlike most of the preschool games, it has voice instruction and it helps young kids to build great vocabulary while having fun! And their customer service is the best ever!

Short and sweet.....hate when my 20 m old and three year olds go to the iPad whenever they get bored but I relax when I see them open up this app......I can see them learning and actually thinking and surprisingly enough they play nicely with each other taking turns on the game.....keeper!!!!

They kept my 2 1/2 year old very entertained and I love the different free games that they can switch back-and-forth to and they are learning colors and letters numbers it's very educational and only buy it if there were different games it seems like free ones mimic the ones for sale

My grandson loves all the different games on here and when he masters them he is so excited he can’t wait to try the next one. I would recommend them to people who have young children or even children that need extra challenges.

I originally downloaded the free version to see if my autistic niece likes the game, and after she was showing true interest on the app, I decided to purchase it [About 2 years ago] I should have checked the bundle pack options for a better deal but oh well... Update: I am glad to see that the edukids room locked app problem has been fixed. I downloaded this update and the restore button did its job.

I was surprised how good my daughter was at the games but she took to it right away. It got boring after a bit though doing the same thing over and over; each individual game doesn’t change or increase in challenge level, and it’s only a few quick games.

I bought this app and want to run the full version on my iPad but it is asking to purchase the full version again. My iPad is on my family sharing account.

This app would be great if it wasn’t a huge scam. I’m glad I only lost $9.99 because I wanted to try it for a month before committing more money. After I paid to unlock everything, nothing was unlocked. I sent an email asking why. The only answer I got was to press the restore purchases button. This button does not exist on this version of the app. I sent screenshots as proof and asked for a refund, but I never got a reply. Don’t waste your money on this app. I was hoping it would be a fun way for my son to learn his abc’s, but the only letters it will let him see are A through G. Very disappointed.

I purchased the app a couple years ago, and while the games were basic, they worked. Then, a couple weeks ago I supposedly “won” a year of free access to the new games. What a joke, after downloading the games, they work until you earn a stamp, then another different game app pops up, and wants you to download it. When I’m back in Cubic Frog, I have to add numbers for parental access, and after a game, I’m asked to buy the full version....which I won. My grandkids were totally confused. I do not recommend this app at all.

So I pay $4.99 to unlock new games on the app and then you “change the layout” 24 hours later?!?! So now almost all the games my son was previously able to play before I paid the $4.99 are locked PLUS the new games I just unlocked the day before are also locked, with the exception of a few games in a bunch a different mini categories. And if I want the games he really enjoyed playing back? ...I would have to subscribe and pay for the games I just paid for....hmmmm... yea, I don’t think so. Shady shady shady. If I could give zero stars I would.