Mickey Mouse Club House Road Rally App Review
My toddler loves the iPad. He watches shows and plays games and I’m always amazed at how quickly he navigates the apps and home screen. It’s like Apple tapped into the mind of a two year old, right?
About a month ago, i downloaded Mickey Mouse Club House Road Rally. It’s more of an “interactive show” than a straight game, which is nice because he’s young & isn’t quite into the game mode yet. Mickey & friends do some chatting & dancing, they ask Harry if he’s ready to go & the app picks up when he shouts “yes!” I do have to help a little, like when he needs to put 10 rubber duckies back in a treasure chest. The whole drag & drop is still a little tough for him to master, but it also keeps me engaged into the game with him.
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You can download Mickey Mouse Club House Road Rally & Disney Junior’s other app, Jake’s Never Land Pirate School, by clicking on the links below, or finding them in the app store.
1. Mickey Mouse Club House Road Rally – iPad only (ages 2-7) http://www.itunes.com/app/
2. Jake’s Never Land Pirate School – iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch http://www.itunes.com/app/
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It’s really great to see people getting their children into technology at a young age. Technology’s not going anywhere, so why not prepare them and let them have a little fun at the same time?
My son love that app too. He is almost 3.5 and has been using the iPad for the last 1.5 years. It is amazing how they can figure it out. He shows his grandparents how to use it.