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One friendly picture fills the card, without distracting backgrounds or busy controls.
Made for little learners
Toddler Vocab turns familiar things into calm picture cards your child can see, hear, and say with you.

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Everyday words they can spot right away
How it works
Clear pictures and a spoken word leave room for the best part: learning together.
One friendly picture fills the card, without distracting backgrounds or busy controls.
A tap speaks the word clearly. Replay it as often as your child wants.
Pause, point, and make the sound. There are no scores or timers rushing the moment.
A calmer kind of screen time
Toddler Vocab does not use streaks or endless feeds. A short, repeatable card routine keeps the experience predictable for tiny hands.
Inside the library
Here is a peek at 1,009 original illustrations, organized into short, familiar sets.
dog, apple, ball & more
10 cardscow, horse, pig & more
6 cardsbear, lion, elephant & more
8 cardsbread, pizza, water & more
12 cardschair, bed, window & more
10 cardssun, rain, tree & more
10 cardsMade with care
Big cards, generous tap targets, and simple forward-and-back navigation.
Replay each word and slow the voice from the parent settings.
No ads, external links, feeds, or autoplay videos.
Parents choose automatic speech, a slower voice, and whether the written word appears.
For parents
The child gets a calm flashcard flow. Behind a simple parent check, grown-ups can see what looks familiar, which words need another look, and practical ways to keep the conversation going off-screen.
Read the privacy policyThe learning space is never interrupted by ads.
No profile, login, or social features in the preview.
Review history, difficult words, and sound settings stay in the grown-up space.
No streaks or infinite scroll encouraging more screen time.
It is designed for children ages 2–5 building their early vocabulary, usually alongside a parent or caregiver.
No. The preview does not ask you to create an account, and preferences stay on the device.
Tap a card to hear the word using the device’s speech voice. Parents can turn word sounds on or off and choose a slower pace.
The screenshots show the native iOS app, with its full 1,009-card library, adaptive daily practice, learning journey, and device-local parent insights. The website preview is a slideshow; it does not run the app or save learning progress.
Early preview
Take a look at the picture cards, daily practice, and learning journey inside the app.
See Toddler Vocab