The Picou picou painting application is for infants and toddlers 18+ months old
Caution: According to the American Pediatric Academy, contact with monitors should be:
(a) 18+ month old children, parent-supervised minor work
(b) in infants 2-5 years old, not more than 1 hour per day
Picou picou are small, cheerful, playful creatures that, through a series of activities, teach children the colors. The application includes learning basic colors, color properties, blends, understanding games, practicing thin mobility, observing, visual coordination and knowledge assessment. Through the "picou picou coloring" application, children practice fine mobility, logical thinking, but mostly learn to entertain.
We picou picou creators, first as parents and then as professionals, seeing the lack of quality Greek pre-school educational applications, we put our knowledge and love into making a fun and yet educational educational program in Greek. We continue to firmly believe that having children with monitors, when there is quality, educational goals, but above all limitations, only positive results can provide, such as developing skills, perception, thinking-mathematical thoughts, speech development, quick decision-making and other
Caution: According to the American Pediatric Academy, contact with monitors should be:
(a) 18+ month old children, parent-supervised minor work
(b) in infants 2-5 years old, not more than 1 hour per day
Picou picou are small, cheerful, playful creatures that, through a series of activities, teach children the colors. The application includes learning basic colors, color properties, blends, understanding games, practicing thin mobility, observing, visual coordination and knowledge assessment. Through the "picou picou coloring" application, children practice fine mobility, logical thinking, but mostly learn to entertain.
We picou picou creators, first as parents and then as professionals, seeing the lack of quality Greek pre-school educational applications, we put our knowledge and love into making a fun and yet educational educational program in Greek. We continue to firmly believe that having children with monitors, when there is quality, educational goals, but above all limitations, only positive results can provide, such as developing skills, perception, thinking-mathematical thoughts, speech development, quick decision-making and other
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