First Words Baby Flashcards

Munchkin Studios

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About this game

First Words Baby Flashcards will help your baby, toddler or child learn new words in English using interactive flashcards.

Engage baby's interest with a bold and simple art style and fun sounds. Help toddlers learn words with clear speech and large text.

Designed by a UK Primary School Teacher for babies and toddlers between 1 to 5 years old. This app will teach your children hundreds of first words in English with 4 different voices.

Boost vocabulary: baby/toddler can learn over 500 simple first words in English. With hundreds of pictures in the app, each flashcard features a simple cartoon that baby will love. Tap the cartoon to show a photograph to learn how the real-world equivalent looks. Kids will love being able to hear the words spoken with a choice of either a male or female voice (hear words spoken by a man, woman, boy or girl). Your baby/toddler is sure to have fun with hundreds of sound effects.

First Words Baby Flashcards features 24 fun flashcard categories for kids with common words including: animals, clothes, vehicles, food, letters, body, home, shapes, toys, numbers and more. 4 special interactive categories show an alternate word to keep your baby/toddler engaged.

When your baby or toddler is ready to test their learning of new words try out 2 game modes:
-Guess the word: test baby/toddler's knowledge by saying the word on the flashcard before revealing the hidden label and hearing the spoken word;
-Picture match: using multiple choice, baby/toddler can try to choose the right picture for the word shown on the flashcard by flipping each picture.

Kids can enjoy learning by playing together with parents, grandparents or carers because the large text makes it easy to read from a distance.

Ideal for use at nursery/preschool/kindergarten where children will play and learn at the same time. First Words Baby Flashcards is also an excellent speech therapy resource to help children and adults of any age to learn to say their first words. It can also be a resource for learning English as a foreign language.

Built with accessibility in mind this app has large text and allows both portrait and landscape mode. Simplify the experience for baby or toddler by switching off background colors, animation and sound effects. Change the size and color of the text to make the word on each flashcard easier to read. With 100% offline play, kids can learn their first words anywhere. Autoplay slideshow mode to teach baby/toddler their first words without needing to touch the screen.

Is your baby too young to learn their first words? For younger children see our Animal Sounds Baby Flashcards app featuring over 100 flashcards aimed at babies 0 - 2 year old.

Tested on babies! We made this app for our kids (when they were babies) to help them learn to speak English like us! Please tell us what your kids like about it and what we could do better with a review or email.

Ratings and reviews

I installed this on my toddlers tablet. The app itself is simple, but the first word for each letter is often somewhat obscure/advanced e.g. things like eagle or iron. There are plenty of easier words for those letters. I uninstalled the app once I noticed my little girl was stuck. A big advert for a money transfer service had popped up and of course she had no idea how to close it. It's a rather disingenuous way to get advert clicks, especially for services which are totally inappropriate.

Great app. Downloaded it on my phone and the simple layout, bright colours, clear accent-less English voices and compelling layout and game aspects were an instant winner. The ability to change between male and female voices and to choose between pictures or drawings means that this could keep most kids occupied and happy - and UK, not American English is always good!

I like this app, but I have some suggestions. Lose the baby/child voice some pronunciations are not correct or have this as an option I could turn off. Lose the adverts.

What's new

-fixed a bug in slideshow/autoplay toggle