Review on 🎨 Osmo Preschool Creativity Hands-On Exclusive by David Barit

Funny and engaging. My toddler loves games, especially stories and costumes. He keeps him entertained long enough for me to do a few conference calls. He doesn't play very often - maybe an hour or two a week. He's already completed all the stories in the game and finished the numbers game - I mean, I was expecting the content to be something more. expansive. Some of the problem-solving components are also a bit strange. In one story, a kid figured out how to remove cobwebs from a chair. We tried all the options until we were offered the crown. because it shines. Not super logical. The attitude is also strange. Each game is a separate app, and it's not entirely clear which app comes with which set. I'm still not sure if I downloaded them all. Overall, it's better than video games and offers good content. Apps with numbers, letters and shapes are cool and definitely educational. Sometimes buggy, but the kid likes it.