Choose shared play
The digital games here are intended for ages 2–3 with a grown-up. Sit together, name what you see, and take turns. For younger toddlers, start with the offline activity collection instead.
Let the child’s response guide you
Watch whether your child seems engaged, frustrated, or tired. You can stop after one round. There are no streaks, timers, leaderboards, or autoplaying rounds to keep you playing.
Make a bridge back to the room
After matching animal pictures, find two real socks or two large blocks that match. After the counting game, count three stuffed animals together. The best next activity can happen away from the screen.
Make stopping predictable
Explain that you will finish the current round, then put the device away for a familiar activity. Keep devices from crowding out your family’s meals, rest, outdoor time, and face-to-face connection. The AAP’s media guidance can help you make a family plan.
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