Setting Up P2 Games have launched another new children’s interactive app for iPhone. This one is based around the Postman Pat spin off: Guess with Jess. I was interested to try it as Henry has enjoyed watching the show.
In Play
With three difficulty settings and Jess on hand to help guide them through challenges, the Guess with Jess App enables children to play and learn without the need for help from parents. The games are:
- Painting,
- Dot-To-Dot,
- Music,
- Spot The Difference,
- Jigsaw,
- Hide ‘N’ Seek
- Guess It.
- Plus kids can help Jess discover the answers to some Big Questions like ‘Why do spiders build webs?’, ‘What do ladybirds eat?’ and ‘How do beans grow?’.
It really was easy for Henry to play this one straight away without the need for me to help. For me this is a key point as I am relying on the iPhone apps to keep Henry occupied when I am needing to concentrate on something else. The 3 difficulties help extend the game’s enjoyment too.
What stopped play? Nothing really. It’s a good app for a 3 to 5 year old.
Availability and Price The Guess with Jess App is now available for £1.99 from the App Store on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.

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As regular readers will know, I’m always on the look out for good children’s apps for iphone, so I was thrilled to test out the new Fireman Sam app. Fireman Sam is one of my son’s favourites and he couldn’t wait to have a go.
I was recently sent the My 1st JCB App to review. It’s designed to provide interactive early learning fun with the JCB characters. There are nine mini-games and activities from which to choose. Henry already has a DVD of My 1st JCB and enjoys watching it a lot. In fact it was one of his first ever DVDs and it’s been more long lasting in terms of popularity than some other early purchases.
In Play The games test a range of skills out and provide quite a lot of variety. Your child can choose from: