Having a baby is an exciting thing as a parent, but taking care of the baby can be challenging. With apps being made for everything, there are also apps that can help you in the nurturing of your baby. Although they don’t have the coordination or motor skills, these apps can help them develop. Apps also exist for parents to monitor their babies and teach them their first skill. There are several apps for the purpose of taking care of your baby, but we’ve handpicked the six best here.
Best Baby Apps for Android
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Baby Doodle
Let your baby draw with Baby Doodle. The exciting app is excellent for babies and allows them to draw. It is simple and has in it few different brush sizes, several different colors, and a neat rainbow option that even you as an adult can experiment with. It boasts of multi-touch drawing and can let you save images as screenshots. With the screenshot feature, the app doesn’t request for any permission making it entirely safe for your babies to use. You don’t want your phone bad, so the app has security measures to ensure that the app is always open.
2. Androbaby
On Google Play exists a developer that specializes in games for kids. Androbaby is the developer and has designed a few baby games. The games they’ve made include Baby Flashcards, Animal Sounds, First Words for Babies, Kids Farm Game, Learning Colors for Babies. Older children can benefit from games made for them like 2048. You can play games freely if you don’t mind ads. If you’re subscribe to Google Play Pass, you can have some of Androbaby’s games without paying anything.
3. Peanut
As a mum, you’ll mostly be with your baby taking care of him or her, and you’ll want to talk to and get the experience of other mums. That’s where Peanut will help you. Popularly called “Tinder for moms,” Peanut brings you closer to other mums through your phone and lets you check their profiles. There’s also an online community hosted by Peanut called Peanut Pages, which enables you to ask questions and know the experience of other mums. This is just like a Facebook group, but in this case, a group specially created for mums.
4. Cloud Baby Monitor
If you want to keep an eye on your baby while you sleep in another room, then Cloud Baby Monitor has features to keep you less nervous. The live-streaming app helps you achieve this without the use of a baby monitor or receiver. So if there’s a need for sleepovers at someone’s place when you forgot something important, you can use the app. The app works on iOS and Android platforms.
5. My Baby Today
Have you ever visited Babycentre.co.uk, and you love its guides and tips? My Baby Today is just like that, and you’ll find it useful. The app gives you daily advice on the growth and development of your child. With videos, you can follow along and understand things. The app integrates with the Baby Centre website and forum and provides a community where you can relate with other parents so you can ask questions and seek advice.
6. Kinedu
As newborns develop day by day, parents want to teach them their fundamental skills and might wonder how to go about this. Kinedu helps parents by providing them with exercises to help them develop in the areas of motor, sensory, cognitive, linguistic skills. So that parents are not confused, there are short videos with instructions. The exercises are refreshed with new ones each day, and you can practice a previous exercise anytime. Kinedu can be downloaded on Android for free, and if you want advanced features, you can subscribe for premium.
