Voice games for kids aged 2 to 5

Learn to Talk

Little kids talk, and the game listens. Nia offers a word, the child says it their own way, and the story goes on.

Watch the storyWhere to play

Where it plays

  • Android
  • iPhone and iPad
Nia in the meadow, in a green dress, with a hand cupped to her ear.
  • No ads
  • Works offline
  • Spanish and English

On the phone and the tablet

Play on Android

The same adventure on the phone and the tablet. Four stories and an animal world with 42 animals. iPhone and iPad come later.

A scene from Lía and the Sleepy Door, with Leo the lion and the door.YouTubeWatch a whole story
  • Nia on the farm, listening while the hay moves.
  • The farm cow, after the child names her.

The whole story will play here on YouTube once the channel publishes it.

  • Android

    Phones and tablets

  • iPhone and iPad

    Coming soon

NiaKids

What do you want to do today?

It all starts in a forest clearing. From there the child chooses between listening to a story or heading out to discover animals.

Four adventures to listen, talk and play together

Stories

Four adventures to listen, talk and play together

Each story lasts a few minutes. One word lights up, the child says it their own way, and the story goes on.

  • Tilo and the leaf boat8 min · Tilo crosses a lake in a leaf boat
  • Lía and the Sleepy Door6 min · Help Lía and Leo wake up a door
  • Milo and the Lost Cloud7 min · A little cloud looks for its family
  • Tana and the Shy Star7 min · A star learns to shine with your voice
42 animals across five places

Animal World

42 animals across five places

Farm, ocean, forest, savanna and jungle. Every place hides animals that tell something about themselves and wait for the child to name them.

  • Farm
  • Ocean
  • Forest
  • Savanna
  • Jungle

Coming soon: Prehistoric World (dinosaurs, volcanoes and giant footprints) · Mini-games (short voice challenges to play in a minute).

How it works

Three steps, nothing to read

  1. The game asks to talk

    One word lights up in the sentence and the microphone opens only at that moment.

  2. Any voice is enough

    No need for perfect pronunciation. If it sounds close, Nia celebrates.

  3. The story goes on

    The door opens, the animal answers, and we move to the next scene.

The four story doors: Tilo, Lía, Milo and Tana.

Where to play

Coming to your store

Store listings are linked once they exist. Meanwhile, here is the plan.

  • Google Play

    Android phones and tablets

    Coming soon

  • App Store

    iPhone and iPad, later

    Coming soon