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PadGadget.com reviews Children TV
PadGadget.com reviews Children TV
Children TV is an iPad video app that’s been designed with children aged 2 to 10 in mind. It is filled with an assortment of videos that appeal to children, and it is meant to reinforce early foreign language skills as well as provide an entertaining cross-cultural experience for both children and their families.
The app contains more than 800 videos that are pulled directly from YouTube. Videos are typically cartoons, and include both English and foreign language offerings in nine different languages, from Spanish and French to Korean and Russian.
Children TV is an iPad video app that’s been designed with children aged 2 to 10 in mind. It is filled with an assortment of videos that appeal to children, and it is meant to reinforce early foreign language skills as well as provide an entertaining cross-cultural experience for both children and their families.
The app contains more than 800 videos that are pulled directly from YouTube. Videos are typically cartoons, and include both English and foreign language offerings in nine different languages, from Spanish and French to Korean and Russian.
BestAppsForKids.org reviews Children TV
BestAppsForKids.org reviews Children TV:
There is an amazing amount of quality content in this app! Over 800 cartoons of new and classic categories and it is offered in 10 languages! If you ever wanted to intoduce your kids to other languages, this is the app for you. You can also just use your native language for hours of safe videos for your kids.
The cartoons are sorted by age as well as language which makes it great for kids of all ages. Great HD Resolution throughout all of the cartoons, can provide hours of entertainment for the whole family.
This app is presented to us by CyberWalkAbout.com
*** Please note – all videos are hosted and played by YouTube.com player. The apps’ service is limited to finding child-appropriate videos and rating them by language, fun and age. You can learn more about safe iPad settings for kids on our Parents page.
There is an amazing amount of quality content in this app! Over 800 cartoons of new and classic categories and it is offered in 10 languages! If you ever wanted to intoduce your kids to other languages, this is the app for you. You can also just use your native language for hours of safe videos for your kids.
The cartoons are sorted by age as well as language which makes it great for kids of all ages. Great HD Resolution throughout all of the cartoons, can provide hours of entertainment for the whole family.
This app is presented to us by CyberWalkAbout.com
*** Please note – all videos are hosted and played by YouTube.com player. The apps’ service is limited to finding child-appropriate videos and rating them by language, fun and age. You can learn more about safe iPad settings for kids on our Parents page.
French iPhonoPhile.fr reviews Children TV
French Website iPhonoPhile.fr reviews Children TV:
Vos enfants ne s’ennuieront plus en voyage avec l’application ChildrenTV
Children TV reviewed on Apps For iPads
We got a nice review by "Apps for iPads" website:
No one wants their children randomly trolling through YouTube. There is way too much on there that young eyes should not see. So how do you allow your child to watch videos that are age appropriate? There are several apps for iPads on the market that do that and today we are taking a look at one called Children TV by CyberWalkAbout.com.
Thank you By Preetam Kaushik of Daily Deal Media for writing a a very nice post about CyberWalkAbout.com..
"CyberWalkAbout.com is among leading Chicago-based mobile development companies and has been grabbing a lot of attention recently. The Chicago tech scene is highly competitive and CyberWalkAbout has been able to emerge as the favorite with its portfolio of interesting creations, including more than 12 apps across various platforms.
CyberWalkAbout.com has also taken upon many white-label projects. Its quick climb to the popularity charts was underlined when it scored twice in the finals of ‘Apps For Metro Chicago’. Here, its two apps, i.e. Taxi Share Chicagoapps and Chicago Local Guide gained prominence."
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