Smart toys app for toddlers and kids in plastic design

The two following apps, which we’re going to introduce to you today, are both plastic-toys apps, which can be stacked, sticked, assembled, built and placed together like a puzzle.
Plastic toys don’t seem to have a very good reputation with parents, who prefer wooden toys. This is why there are a lot of apps on the App Store already, which have a wooden design, almost as if this justified or unjustified preference is transferable.

These two kids apps however, shine in their all around plastic design being totally unaware of this issue.

Let’s start with the first kids app: Build and Play 3D – Plane, Train, Robot and more

There are 9 different plastic toys, which have all been disassembled into pieces, which looks like our children’s room to be honest . Kids can build these parts together, similar to a puzzle, thereunder is a car, a robot, a plane, a boat, a crane and many more. Kids will need to make sure they follow the right order, for example, the steering wheel needs to be put on the motorbike before the headlights etc.

Notches and holes in the plastic parts will show the possible positions of the components,  which will need a bit of trying out too. Kids do not only get to experience the sense of achievement, they will also get rewarded with some amazing animation sequences, which shows the finished vehicle in action.

The second kids app is: Sort and stack Toys 3D

The next digital intelligence kids app toy has unmistakably been developed by the same app development studio, which does however, come with a lot more content.
On the one hand, there are a lot of virtual stack dice or blocks which are available for kids to discover, which need to be sorted and arranged into the right shapes.

The app offeres six more shape sorters, three of which are peg puzzles, as you know them of a toy store. We would have liked to have a little animation for the last three puzzles for little ones, which would have shown the finished object, so they could relate to them better. With these puzzles kids really need to watch and look at the order of the different parts, this could be quite challenging actually.

We can honestly recommend both kids apps and assure you that kids will really enjoy playing with these kids apps. The app developer recommends his apps for kids of the ages of 3 years+, with a little help however, it is possible for 2 year old’s to have a try with these apps. Even our 5 year old daughter still enjoys assembling toys.

If you can’t decide which one to purchase, then we would like to recommend you the first kids app, which we liked more because of the little video animation as a reward at the end.

Top best apps for kids rating: 5 stars

kids app developer: Croco Studio
kids app test based on app version 1.1