Parents' Guide to

Daniel Tiger for Parents

By Dana Anderson, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 3+

Grr-ific songs and videos in two languages.

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Community Reviews

age 11+

Based on 2 parent reviews

age 3+

GOOD FOR BONDING!

This app's most astouding feature of the app is the "Songs" section, which includes catchy and engaging songs that teach kids about topics like sharing, feelings, and manners. The songs are accompanied by animated videos that feature the characters from the show, which can help kids stay engaged and interested in learning. In short, this app provides a fun and engaging way to teach kids important social and emotional skills, and it can help parents build a stronger connection with their children by providing them with tools and resources to support their development.
age 18+

I am scared of this game

my 18 yr old son played this and was shivering in fear and getting sick in the FIRST MINUTES!

This title has:

Too much violence
Too much sex
Too much swearing
Too much consumerism
Too much drinking/drugs/smoking

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say: (2):
Kids say: Not yet rated

Parents, this app is like having a preschool whisperer right in your phone -- for free. Daniel Tiger for Parents includes more than 20 songs, 60 video clips, and 90 conversation starters to help parents and caregivers sing and talk with kids about social and emotional growth through common preschool-age situations. From a new baby at home to potty training, Daniel Tiger can help parents help kids through these tricky times with memorable songs, sweet videos, and expertly crafted conversation starters. It's another excellent resource from PBS and the Fred Rogers Institute and a must-have app for parents of preschoolers.

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