Kid mode zoodles free#

I have a plastic cover over my phone (HTC Velocity 4G) but that really shouldn’t have made it quite so difficult to play the games. The games for kids in this age range need to be responsive for the kid to play them. There was even a cute game that reminded me of Joe Cartoon, but without the rudeness. There’s cooking games, chain explosion games and even a word search. Games for these kids are SERIOUS BUSINESS! Yes, I named one of my fake children ‘Tyrion’. Little Tyrion is really excelling at art. Handy for doing stuff that grandparents think is cute. On top of that- Video Messages! You can unlock this for your kid and set who they can send these messages too. Simple enough stuff, but could keep kids amused. A cute feature is that you can record the story with your own voice at a later date. Only one book is unlocked, but I’m sure if you splash the cash, you can unlock others. There’s also a Storybook mode, available for all age groups. But there’s a cute educational game or two in there. It’s not an astrology type thing, if your kid is a Water Sign born in the Year of the Ox, I’m fairly certain they get the same games and movies as the Fire Sign kid born in the same Year of the Ox. By telling Zoodle what year your kid is born, they work out what games on your phone and which games they have in their inventory, are appropriate for your kid. Then, you set up the profile of your child in the Parent’s Dashboard. You enter your birth date, which you have to remember for later use because that’s how you can lock/unlock the Kid Mode. I didn’t have any children prepared earlier, so I just tested it out knowing that I have the patience levels of a grumpy 3 year old.

Kid mode zoodles free#

It’s a free download, though there is a premium version available, I’d go with the free version to test it out on actual children. You can’t keep an eye on your kid all the time because they’re sometimes a little boring and you have your own games to play/car to drive/sleep to have. Anyone who knows about the Internet, knows that it’s not all rainbow bridges and mushrooms. Unless, it’s the kind of lock that keeps the kid amused. These days the kids with their Pokemon and their jive talking, can do a lot more damage.Įveryone who’s met a kid knows that child-proof locks on phones are pretty much meaningless. Awwww, holding hands! They’re like Nokia and Microsoft! These Kids Should Get Off My Interwebs And Into Zoodlesīack in MY day, the only phone I could get my hands on was a rotary dial, which meant even if I was up to mischief, my parents caught me before I was past the first digit.