Dress Up Animals & Mazes
Ages 3–6 · 16 characters, 70 pieces

Go on, tap a piece
Dress up a pirate bear. Color a dinosaur, then solve it as a puzzle. No ads, no accounts, and everything plays offline.
Ages 3–6 · 16 characters, 70 pieces
Ages 2–5 · one picture, three games
A backstage dressing room for ages 3–6
Pick one of 16 characters and try on hats, tops, boots and capes from 9 costume sets. A piece snaps into place when it’s dragged on. Then it’s off to mazes, tracing and spot the difference.



















Astronaut
Pirate
Fairy tale
Everyday heroes
Gardener
Dino
Little chef
Beach
Winter
A calm art studio for ages 2–5
A tap fills a whole shape, with 20 crayons and a star full of rainbow, stripes and stickers. There are 106 pictures, and each one is also a jigsaw and a dot-to-dot.
Animals
Vehicles
Space
Ocean & Pirates
Fairy Tales
Professions
Garden
Dinosaurs
Food


Two things, and neither is play: checking or restoring a purchase, and technical error reports. Every game plays offline, in the car or on a plane.
Both apps have a free part with no trial and no time limit. Extras are one-time purchases made by a grown-up: a single set, a bundle or the full version. There is no subscription.
Both play in English, Polish, German and French.
Yes. There are no ads of any kind: no banners, no videos, no “watch to unlock”, and no advertising SDKs in the apps.
No. There are no accounts, no analytics and no advertising identifiers, and progress stays on the device. The internet is only used to check or restore purchases and to send technical error reports. The privacy policy has the details.
No. Every game plays fully offline. A connection is only needed to buy or restore purchases in the parent area.
Toddler Coloring & Puzzles is for ages 2–5. Dress Up Animals & Mazes is for ages 3–6.
Both are free to download and to start. Extra content is a one-time purchase, and there is no subscription.
Purchases belong to your App Store or Google Play account, and the two stores don’t share them. We have no accounts of our own, so we can’t link them.
Ages 3–6 · 16 characters, 70 pieces
Ages 2–5 · one picture, three games