Bottom Line: As fans of the Dr. Panda apps might guess, Dr. Panda Bath Time is another great app for learning and play. This time, Dr. Panda and friends are learning about hygiene while washing clothes, taking showers or baths, going to the potty, brushing teeth, washing hands and getting dressed. Little iOS users will enjoy the characters' responses while completing the tasks.
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Bottom Line: Birdhouse for Epilepsy is designed specifically to help patients and caregivers manage epilepsy more effectively. With a Birdhouse account, the free version allows for a basic seizure journal, utilizing an iOS or Android device and a web app. The full version of the app is significantly more extensive, with the ability to track triggers, organize medications and much more.
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Bottom line: A simple presentation of various steps to getting dressed geared towards the special education population. Video demonstration, photo-taking capabilities and activities that reinforce skills presented in the app.
For the next 30 days, the price of this app has been reduced from $8.99 to $4.99! What a steal!
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Bottom line: iDo Hygiene provides real-life images and videos of common self-care and hygiene routines targeted at pre-teen students with special needs. High customization and clear presentation of tasks make this app one of a kind on the app market.
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Bottom Line: Ambitious and educational in nature, this app may be a little too explicit for the under-twelve age group and just a tad creepy, since six-year-old Clementine is learning about sex by taking photos of her parents having sex without their permission. Users can also earn a “tour guide” badge, complete with a picture of sperm, by leading the sperm to Mom’s egg. This is a hands-on experience that needs adult supervision. **WARNING: The app contains some rather explicit illustrations, some of which are reprinted in this review. Watch out for little eyes reading over your shoulder!**
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