ArtSee Studio {Review}

Today I want to share with you an amazing new toy for young children that I recently found.
It's called ArtSee Studio and I am absolutely in love with it. It basically turns your iPad into a learning studio for your child.
How it works is that the green bar on the left side disconnects when you press two buttons on the back. You slide your iPad into the frame and re-connect the green bar. The little purple tab on the left covers your home button, so your child won't leave the app once you turn it on. You download the ArtSee Studio app from the iTunes store for free and you are ready to go. I also love that they left a cutout, so you can charge your iPad even when your child is using the studio.
So what kind of things can your child do with the ArtSee Studio? There are coloring pages (seen above), blank canvases where they can draw and animate their own pictures, connect the dots (where they learn to count and say the alphabet), thinking games (such as symmetry and picking out animals and items that don't belong), and so much more!
It comes with various tools that cause different things to happen. Your child can draw with the pen, cause animals and objects to move with the arrow, play music with the music note, create stamps with the star, etc.
I was really interested to see how it worked, as Ryan and I were interested in purchasing one for our nephews. This past weekend we had a family friend bring their 5 year old daughter over and she played with it for 3+ hours. The ArtSee studio is designed for children 3+ and can work with any generation iPad. The only iPad it isn't designed for, is the iPad Mini.
I definitely recommend the ArtSee Studio. I love that it requires nothing but your iPad and a free app. I also love that it is so affordable!!! You can get the studio for $39.99. This made it a very sensible birthday gift option for our nephews.
I would love to say thank you to ArtSee Studio for introducing me to this great children's toy!

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