Feelings - Emotional Growth

BabyBus

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

This educational game teaches children to recognize when they have a specific feeling. Toddlers experience many of the same emotions adults do. Babies can feel angry, jealous, excited, sad, happy, frustrated or worried. The huge difference is that toddlers often lack the self-control and language skills to express their feelings. We are here to help them, to help you. Join this wonderful adventure where solving problems is easy and fun.

Fun features:
* Develop empathy helping your little friends
* Learn to recognize and communicate emotions.
* Learn to understand others’ feelings.

Play this interactive and educational game for kids, it is full of colors and characters to discover. There are a lot of animals waiting for you: a friendly panda, a lovely penguin, a cute rabbit and a little dog. Join the fun with Babybus.

About BabyBus
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At BabyBus, we dedicate ourselves to sparking kids' creativity, imagination and curiosity,and designing our products through the kids' perspective to help them explore the world on their own.

Now BabyBus offers a wide variety of products, videos and other educational content for over 400 million fans from ages 0-8 around the world! We have released over 200 children's educational apps, over 2500 episodes of nursery rhymes and animations of various themes spanning the Health, Language, Society, Science, Art and other fields.

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Contact us: [e-mail]
Visit us: http://www.babybus.com

Ratings and reviews

If there were more characters then it would ne more better, but otherwise its perfect for learning about emotions and feelings. Please add more characters and keep up the good work, Babybus!

I am so glad I played this first. The first ad that comes up shows a smiley emoji guy w/ his head in a guillotine, saying "HAHA LOSER!" over and over. When your kid pulls a lever to decapitate him, his head falls to the floor with x's for eyes. Next scene shows him w/ his arms & legs spread & chained to pull him apart and he's taunting the same. Which is presumably supposed to make your child feel good about torturing and killing him? Very disturbing they let this ad in a children's game!

Bro I gotta say this but,I find babybus part of my childhood. When I was young I learned about how to help one or another I feel nostalgic about this game