- Educational games for toddlers and kids of 2 – 4 years old - Games for kids on sorting and classifying objects by shape, size, color and quantity - Games for girls and boys that were developed in close cooperation with preschool education experts A couple of words about these games for kids: Baby games are intended to improve your child’s expertise and learn something new about shapes and colors, quantity and sizes of different objects. This game for girls and boys can become a part of preschool education program of you baby. We believe that games for toddlers should include a lot of entertaining elements and be educational as well. Therefore, we take a special care about design and content of our baby games. This time, Bimi Boo will have a marvelous journey around the world. He will visit different areas and complete various tasks. For example, help penguins with building their houses in the Arctic or equip a car for safari in Africa. This is an exciting adventure with baby games that will show your child diversity of the world.

REVIEWS

My three year old brother LOVES it. My parents are skeptical about him being on electronics, but it’s more of a learning game that is really fun for him. He used to have a hard time getting off, but I told him that if he didn’t cry, he would have a chance to play tomorrow. After that he was completely fine. I would recommend this for 2-5 years old because one of the games is kind of hard. Also this could be for boys or girls. Definitely five stars. I’m not a parent or a teacher or anything but probably could probably teach you kid some things. Anyways, I would definitely recommend it. Game for toddlers This is a very good game for this age group. My grandson will be at my house tomorrow. It will be interesting to see how he reacts to this game. He’s only 31/2 years old but very intelligent for his age. I know everybody says that about their grandchildren but this child is super intelligent!! He’s working addition and subtraction problems. He counts to a hundred, recognizing numbers. He knows alphabet & recognizes them out of order. He is a great problem solver, to name a few.