BalloonMaker

February 25, 2010


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If my baby’s fingers weren’t a slobbery, sticky mess from teething I’d show her BalloonMaker. It’s brightly colored and simplistic and I think she’d be intrigued. So much so that she’d be reaching for the phone even more than she already does. Which I can’t have given the state of her fingers. Death by slobber is not the way my iPhone wants to go.

Here’s the rundown on BalloonMaker. It gives you a screen full of blue sky and fluffy white clouds. Tap the screen and a balloon appears. Tap again and again to fill the screen with balloons. If you hold your finger on the screen the balloon will blow up larger than if you simply tap. If you keep your finger on the screen you can drag the balloon around. The balloons  will float to the top of your screen and if you turn your phone they’ll readjust and float to the top again. They move around and bounce off each other. You can pop the balloons by tapping on them. They make a satisfying pop sound and explode with sparkles.

That’s the extent of the app and it’s perfect for young toddlers with short attention spans who love balloons. Which is just about every toddler I’ve ever met.

Price when Reviewed: $.99

BalloonMaker

Seller: Troy Tegeder

Disclosure: I received a free copy of this app for review purposes.

 
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One Comment about "BalloonMaker"

  1. By Susie on Mar 1, 2010

    Don’t know if it’ll be short lived but my 2 year loves this app. Perhaps the simplicity of it – but she loves to count and name the colours she makes.

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