Finger Paint With Sounds
Finger Paint with Sounds offers multi-touch and single-touch options. We suggest that single finger touch is better for some users with special needs as it reinforces finger pointing skills with a purpose rather than encouraging a random whole finger approach (may be difficult to un-learn). Using multi-touch gives a more obvious “cause and effect” activity for some.
Try turning off the sound and music to see if the child needs auditory feedback or if they can see and enjoy the visual feedback alone.
• Choose single-touch to encourage finger pointing skills.
• Choose multi-touch for maximum cause and effect.
• Bright feedback for children with visual impairments.
• Save your best work to “Gallery”.
• Choice of musical or sound-FX auditory feedback or none.
Category : Education
Reviews (28)
Not Compatible with New Android Update. My son had loved this app 3 years and it's not working with Android's new update. Sad. I'll give a 5 Star back when it's fixed.
stopped working my daughter loved this app and it helped he though long days in hospital. she was wanting to use it again and it no longer works.
Too sad that after the update my son can't use this app. I had this app for 2 years now. Now deleting it since can't use it.
The app is very good but unfortunately it's not working on Galaxy S9 Android 9 Pie. Inrequest devs to optimise it for Android 9 Pie.
Doesn't work on latest version of Android (available to my Samsung S8)
Not compatible with the latest Android, such a shame
Too bad, doesn't work for updated android version
excellent app for my toddlers
does not work with new version of Android
My daughter has loved this app for 2 years
Was easy to use
Great for when your in the doctors office trying to hear what the doctor is saying but your toddlers are just not cooperating. I have 2 toddlers, so of course this app is on my wife's phone as well. For everyone who's bashing the app for how easy kids switch out of it, that's more of an issue with the phone than the app. The app creators can't really control the fact that our phones have a home button in such an easily accessible place for our kids.
I like this game. No matter what your age, you will have great fun with this finger painting app. You can choose to draw with sound effects, music or no sound and music. Its really easy to paint good pictures and sound effects play when you start painting. You can also save your artworks to the gallery as well. Sometimes when doodling with a colour, you might accidentally choose a different paint colour or even erase parts of the drawing.
This app is useless because it locks the back and home buttons on at the edge where tiny fingers incessantly touch, so app never stays on for more than 2sec. However the ideas is genius and if this gets fixed, exactly what I'm wanting for my toddler
If you guys get rid of the menu bar at the bottom this will go up to 4stars. Seriously, babies have the most uncanny ability to tap out of any app. Also, the sounds and music need to be mellower. Mind you, the baby doesn't mind, but mommy does. That'll bump this up to 5stars. I've installed a looooot of baby apps, and for painting, you guys are SUPER close to excellent. Also, no issues installing with Lollipop on my Nexus10 tablet. Baby in question is 8 1/2 months.
Completely useless to have a specialized lock that makes you double tap in a certain corner to exit if you don't even hide the menu buttons on the side. My daughter presses these and exits the app before she's even started playing.
To me using a gated music for the interaction is weird, even when changed to "sound effects" it's still feel the same. imho it'll be better if you use a simple, random, various funny-foley sfx.
My 2 year old loves it, but it's too easy for him to close out of it, which frustrates him. I don't even know what he does to close out of it, since you're only supposed to be able to do it by tapping with 2 fingers in the corner.
Swipe from top or side and you exit the app.. Just does not work for a child.
Have to sit with my toddler to play because we keep getting kicked out. She has Sensory Input disorder and she loves it...wish we could actually play it :(
My little guy loves it but he enjoys it for 20 seconds at a time. Constant finger movement with a touch screen has him exiting out of the app right away. Lock the app and I'll upgrade the stars.
My one year old son gets out of the app very easily.
I would have given 5 stars if it worked. This app disappeared from my phone after lollipop update. Did anybody have this issue. Now I am not able to re-install it.
Kids get caught by this one - regardless of age(my guy is one of 45+)
Amazing. A perfect game for babies of age group 1 to 3 yrs, I found so far. Thanks developers. I would rate it 10 on 10 if options available.
Great concept. My little girl loves dancing around to the music as she 'draws' (11 months old). Unfortunately she accidentally swipes out of the app every 30 seconds which is frustrating.
I like how any small movement of fingers on the screen give auditory and visual reward.
I like the concept and my baby likes to touch the screen and hear the goofy sounds. However, there is no way to keep her IN the app because every single time she slides her fingers around she ends up hitting one of the Android menu buttons (arrow, circle, square) and ends up on my android home screen or in another app. When I try to go back to the finger paint app which is still open in the background, it starts over at the first screen & have to go through the menus again. Ugh.