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My children love it when I get to write about any type of children\u2019s app. It could be a drawing app, a set of puzzles, or a platform game. They don\u2019t care. The relationship seems to work both ways in that they get to play with a new app, and I get valuable feedback. That is, after all, who these apps are designed for, and other than a parent\u2019s perspective, you probably don\u2019t care what a 40-year-old has to say about these things, do you?<\/p>\n

The app that my children have been engrossed in recently is called Bluey Let\u2019s Play,<\/u><\/a> and just like the show, it\u2019s incredibly adorable. Developed by Budge Studios, Bluey Let\u2019s Play lets children explore, imagine, create, and play in Bluey’s house. It genuinely feels like an extension of the episodes. Good job, Budge Studios.<\/p>\n