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Dr. Panda - Learn & Play

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Amanda Bindel By Amanda Bindel , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 3+

Early learning videos and play-based games for preschoolers.

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Preschoolers learn basics like colors, counting, shapes, and problem-solving through simple games and videos in a playful house filled with fun animal characters. Kids learn through play, so this format is both effective and engaging for young learners. The subscription content is mostly video, just like kids would watch on TV -- interactive questioning but no interactive screen responses. The games are quick to offer hints, too, so this may be better suited to younger preschoolers. Kids will find fun surprises throughout the house, too. They can stack blocks in the living room, open the fridge in the kitchen, or turn on the TV to find the video selection. Overall, it's a fun way for kids to learn some basic early-learning concepts, though it'll be most effective if parents play with kids and help them transfer learning offline.

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