Freebie and Review; The Land of Me

I was contacted by the lovely Bea from uber trendy children's media company Made in Me to try out their brand new early Learning software The Land of Me. It's designed to be suitable from 2 + years so ideal for us. I have to admit to at first being a bit worried, as despite appearances I'm not very good at technology. However, I gave it my best shot and eventually managed to download it and start playing with toddler boy.

I was totally astonished, it has to be one of the best looking pieces of Early Learning Software I have ever seen. The illustrations are beautiful, we would happily have them on our walls, it really was a joy to watch the characters talking and starting their adventure. I sat captivated with toddler boy who is 3 and a half and we enjoyed making choices about which vehicle we wanted to be and discussing the characters. This isn't surprising as It's been designed by top visual effects artists who worked on films like The Chronicles of Narnia and Batman, and with a professor of child development.

The added bonus of this software is that it comes with a load of additional down loadable components and video clips. We have had hours of fun colouring in and acting out scenes with some finger puppets but you can also chose from masks and a number of other activities. I think that when we have finished playing with this Chapter we will be buying another one.

For once, you don't have to just take my word for it, as for the next ten days you can try it out for free!

To Download:

Go to the Made in Me shop: www.madeinme.com/shop/

Add Chapter 1 - Size, Shape and Colour - at home pricing to your basket, then add the unique discount voucher and the prices will zero. The code is beingamummy (all one word!)

Follow the next steps and you will arrive at a page with a big green button at the top which you click to install - the download will only take a couple of minutes!

Whilst you are visiting the shop make sure you check out their blog I found it a fascinating read.

Freebie and Review; The Land of Me