Feed the Animals Puzzle Game for Kids by KIDAPP Baby Food Puzzle Game for Kids, Toddlers and Babies

Feed the animals puzzle game by KIDAPP is a brilliant zoo puzzle (pet care type), which your kid will love! Lots of creatures, like dog and cat. Check this out - a fun educational learning jigsaw for babies for one or two year olds! Your little ones (babies and toddlers) will love playing our baby game for a long time. Download game from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.iprado.feed About a game from Game Developer: Features: • feed a hungry animal with a proper baby food • it develops thinking and motor skills • little child and toddler tested • popular feeding game, pet care mechanic • funny animal sounds • as easy as balloon popper • cherish farm and wild cute animals: like dog, cat and sheep; tiger, shark and lion This is a funny and easy puzzle so it is quite educational for preschool and kindergarten kids, they learn to pet grooming. This is a fun, educational learning game for toddlers. Little boys and girls will define which creature should eat this or that baby food. So, they just drag and drop it to feed dog, cow, shark or tiger! Children will learn fruits, vegetables and other baby food while solving this brain game. Meanwhile, kids will develop fine motor skills, tactile and the way they think. • it is a truly free game • there are no any hidden in-app purchases • cherish cute animals Some of the sorting blocks your kid will play with: Cat, dog, rabbit, cow, fish, pig, whale… Some food, fruits, and vegetables: strawberry, apple, carrot, milk, meat, grass… • right brain exercise: memory, creativity, and imagination. • improve the coordination of the brain and the body. • easy to navigate and manage puzzle blocks • high-quality app of feeding mechanic • funny animal sounds • drag and drop the colorful pieces • get your child to be involved in a pet grooming • cherish cute animals • balloon popper bonus level It is an easy app for toddlers as it does not have complicated menu or unnecessary options that can confuse kids.