Toddler Tapping Zoo: Animal Sights and Sounds App Reviews

Well thought out for toddlers. Simple navigation and one-tap sound reward! Stunning pictures and great sounds.

My little 2 year old is a huge fan and loves listening to the animals on this app. Usability is excellent - shes figured out how to work all the functions all on her own - and the photos of the animals are awesome. Really, a totally simple and cool app for toddlers! Were hoping to go on safari in Kenya later this year and this is an excellent primer for her!

This is a great app. My 2yo son loves the sounds and brilliant pics. He can tap for the sounds and swipe for next. Where can we get more?

A 2-year-old at my church loves it. I would give it 5 stars, but the chimpanzee is labeled as a "monkey" when it is actually an ape, and the "cricket," with the cricket sound, is actually a grasshopper. Please fix and Ill give 5 stars.

This application DOES NOT run with an iPOD Touch. Once you go to sync it, it tells you that you must have an iPHONE. DO NOT purchase this if you have a Touch, you will waste your money!

My 18 month old son loves this zoo. He asks for it all the time. Great job!

Based on the reviews I went ahead and paid for this application. however, I was dissappointed when I launched to find that it doesnt say the name of the animal to your child. Great real life pictures and good sound, but your child wont know the name of the animal.

Most of the animals look good but there are a few mistakes. The "seal" is actually a sea lion and the "cricket" is really a grasshopper. Please fix...

I have shared this app with several 1 year old kids at a birthday party. It is extraordinary to see *babies* focus their attention to such a degree with this app. Their parents had never seen them concentrate so much. After showing them how to work it a couple of times, they quickly picked it up. Keep in mind, these are children who do not even speak yet! Beautiful images and animal sounds. A crowd pleaser.

Others have noticed similar errors that would seem easy enough to fix, but they identify a chimp as a monkey; chimps are apes. Nitpicky, sure, but I would prefer to not start our children out misinformed. What made it worse is the fact that I mentioned this to the company quite a while ago, and still no change. Given the seeming simplicity of the app (essentially a slideshow with sound) one would think the developers would take the time and effort to fix

The pictures and sounds are great but there is no voice saying the animal name when it appears, a little disappointed in that....