Some of the most creative ideas are often the most simple, and this is definitely the case with The Singing Alphabet from Ministry of Letters. The app consists of just the 26 letters of the alphabet on a single page – but what a page! Each letter comes to life when tapped, sounding itself phonetically

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The Tree I See, an interactive story app from Aridan Books with artwork by Ayars Animation, is a cumulative story about the joy of sharing. Characters are introduced gradually, allowing the reader to fully explore each one in a context which becomes increasingly complex as the story develops.

Are mealtimes in your home sometimes a source of conflict rather than fun? If so, then Bo’s Dinnertime, from Heppi (pronounced ‘happy’) is an app for you. Bo, the colourful, cheerful giraffe, will help your child to learn about all the routines of a meal, from shopping through cooking and enjoying delicious food to washing

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The creative team at Nosy Crow has done it again – produced an app which  shows an intuitive understanding of how young children learn through exploratory play. The title sums up the app perfectly – enjoy a plethora of games with Axel Scheffler’s adorable characters Pip and Posy.