On an iPad, Guided Access gives a parent the ability to disable the physical volume buttons. By having a volume control on every video within this app, children can turn it up to full volume at all times. With an autistic child, there’s just no way to avoid this. I find myself dreading the use of this app because it’s always being played at full volume and my ears are exploding (headphones are not an option for my son). Please, please, please, remove the on-screen volume control. Otherwise, my son loves this app and learns something every time he plays it. There are a few glitches here and there, and I wish there was a way to download certain games/videos so you could use the app without wifi, but overall this is a long-time favorite.

I love this Sesame Street game for kids! it is very addictive and find free your little ones who love Sesame Street! It has many games and many fun things for your kid and you to do together as a family. But I do want you to update it with only a few things. In the game I would like to have an achievement section so that you can track your Sesame Street goals along the way. I also want a Sesame Street shop so you can shop for fine Sesame Street toys or snacks. And I would like for you to make fun stickers for iMessage from this app. These are the only things that I want you to update it with but otherwise it is a very very VERY fun game I absolutely love it it is a musket so you and your child can build healthy habits for a lifetime! they are so many fun games and videos to watch and to play. You can play with your favorite Sesame Street characters like Elmo and Abby. since this is on PBS kids I want you to add the games from PBS Kids onto the Sesame Street app so if you don’t have PBS Kids you can still play on the Sesame Street app. very fun for the whole family and your kids will love that amazing app! I think that you need more educational videos and more music videos from Sesame Street and I want you to update it with more Sesame Street videos so you can watch Sesame Street directly from the app. Still it’s a very fun and addictive game I would recommend getting this app for your iPhone iPad. The game is most likely perfect for toddlers who are expecting a little brother or sister in mom’s huge pregnant belly because they can teach them healthy habits. I also think it’s pretty good because I do not think that you need Wi-Fi to play the games and it works from anywhere. When I was expecting a baby girl I wanted her to become smart so I got her a tablet with the Sesame Street app on it and waited 4 months for her. And she loves the app! Must get!

It takes multiple attempts at opening the app and closing it (quit) to get a video to play. Once a video plays if you try to go to the next video it doesn’t work and you have to quit the app and reopen and hope it works. When it doesn’t work it just sits at the black loading screen with the circle going.

This is one of the only apps that holds my daughter’s interest and doesn’t have ads so I was excited. For the first hour, there were zero issues. However, the longer I’ve had the app, it’s been more glitchy. I constantly have to turn guided access off to close and reopen the app or even restart the iPad because videos or games won’t work. They’ll display a black screen with a circle in the center that never fixes itself. Once that shows up, other parts of the app stop working. This happens every 1-2 videos or games so it’s constantly happening and it’s become incredibly annoying. Probably gonna have to delete the app because I can’t keep fumbling with this app every two seconds when it’s meant to hold my daughters attention long enough for me to get something important done.