Kids Games: LilyPAD 10-in-1

As a parents of 3 kids (13-6-2 years old) my wife and I have been investing in children's educational toys, games, books, programs and watching all the latest cartoons from teletoons, treehouse and DisneyJunior for over a decade.
We wanted to create a program that we personally think was very specific to helping our youngest learn the basics of life from colours to numbers to alphabets, to foods, and anything else we could possibly think of....which led us to start creating this program here for our toddler Lily. This is a very personal and on going project created with special attention to how Lily reacts to everything we add. The updates will not stop! We are constantly evolving this project.
This game here is not thrown together in a studio by a high end gaming company who's sole purpose is branding.
We are parents who have tested each learning game personally with our toddler and did what ever we could to maintain her attention so that she has fun and giggles without even realizing that she is actually learning the basics of life.
The results have so far proven to be very effective.
So, we introduce to you our very own daughter's personal game that was created for her and named after her.

Lily'sPAD includes 10 different learning styles of very important parts of early childhood development.

1- Paint
*This is a simple painting program where a child can use their fingers to select up to 8 different colours and draw on one of 6 different canvas's. one Canvas is just a white page for free drawing, one is a chalkboard, the other 4 are creative fun pictures children can scribble on. Also added was a camera button to snap real pics to scribble on. Our daughter loves this feature!

2-Music
In this program, children can hit different keys of a full screen Xylophone to make fun or soothing music. features include recording and playback modes.

3-Numbers
we count to 10 flashcard-type but with more then one way to communicate the idea of numbers to children. Each flashcard has the number on it, the number spelled, balls that equal the number, hands with the current number of fingers up and my wife's beautiful voice saying the number. We wanted to cover all ways a child absorbs and processes the idea of numbers.

4-Alphabet
go forward or back to see each letter one at a time. We learned thru experience that showing an entire alphabet at once and pointing to each number is not as effective because childrens eyes wonder to letters or other things that are not the letter your trying to teach. We isolate each letter on its own and again, my wife speaks the letter as well.

5-Animals
so far we added 10 animal flashcards with funny sound effects. but each animal has tiny info buttons for children to push. one which says the type of animal, another that plays the sound that animal makes. The globe button is not active yet but we will add world locations eventually for each.

6-Shapes
Its a match game with random large shapes popping up and 6 shape buttons on the bottom. The child we hear clapping sound when they select the right shape to move on to the next card.

7-Colors
the 3 Primary colours and 3 secondary colours each with a button to pick one. a large box of that colour pops up.
Historically, colours are taught in books with shapes and objects. But a red star..saying its red...whos to say the child does not think the shape of the star is what is called red? We eliminate that by being specific with just the colour..no objects to confuse them.

8-Food
10 foods listed with voice speaking what each is.

9-Simple math
We use a math problem, show the number of dots under the question, and the number of fingers above the question to help show children how to add.

10-Games menu
so far one promo game is added to help with co-ordination time..squish the bugs! bees sting thou! The phone actually vibrates when a child touches a bee instead. this helps with early rules, co-ordination, and awareness not to touch bees!