LinguiMind Colors app review: finger drawing and painting for toddlers in English, Spanish + French 2021

Introduction

LinguiMind Colors finger drawing app for iPhone is designed for kids ages two through seven. This app for finger drawing was designed to help them learn Spanish, French, and English words.

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Coloring Fun for All Ages

LinguiMind Colors is a fun activity coloring app for all ages. There is a variety of bright colors to use and show off your creativity.

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It’ll keep your children busy with a great activity that fits in your purse, pocket, or palm, so you don’t have to worry about them having crayons, paper, and more with you at all times.

Coloring is always a great activity to keep in your bag when out, and apps have replaced many of these activities. This is both sad for fine motor skills, and great for parents diaper bag size.

This app works with the sensitive touch screen to easily pick up your child’s finger strokes while doing the activities. Kids or adults can pick up and play anytime, anywhere with ease.

Whether you only have a minute of free time to enjoy yourself, or want to sit and color to relax for a bit, you can do that with this app. Coloring is therapeutic for children and adults alike.

Theraputic

As I started discussing above, coloring can be therapeutic, and LinguiMind Colors is a great app to provide this. Coloring relaxes you, and even if you’re stressed and can’t calm your mind, a few minutes of coloring will help you to change your focus.

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Somehow while coloring, I’m focusing on the movement of my fingers, staying in the lines, and suddenly I’m no longer worried about what I was pondering. I’m ready to face the day, and calm and ready to go.

Where this app falls short is that there is only one thickness of the finger brush, and you only get the option to draw or paint, not color. This is kind of a big deal. What it does do is name the colors so your child can learn what they’re called, to recognize the names, and some beginning reading. That I do like.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Free
• Colors are named to learn names and start to read
• Draw with your finger and then create

Cons

• I had thought it to be a coloring book, it’s not
• Only one thickness of brush

Final Thoughts

LinguiMind Colors finger drawing and painting for toddlers in English, Spanish + French is an iPhone and iPad drawing game in your pocket. It provides a page to draw on for kids, but does not allow your child to color individual pages as I had initially thought.

If you want to use this app, I’d suggest you use it on the iPad to have a larger page, but it can be used on the iPhone no problem. Overall, it wasn’t what I was expecting, but it does teach color names and possibly some reading so it still has educational and entertainment value.