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kaolin fire presents :: BabyPaints


fingerpainting with music


BabyPaints is a calm, playful introduction to creativity for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Designed for children as young as nine months, it’s all about exploration — no instructions, no menus, no pressure. Just touch the screen and see what happens. Soft, pressure-sensitive strokes follow the lightest finger; musical hexagons answer curiosity with sound and colour. Shake to clear the canvas and begin again.

For iPhone & iPad. Coming to Android.

a screenful of colour laid down by small fingers musical hexagons lighting up under a touch the winter theme: soft tones and sparkling effects

What it does

  • Made for tiny hands — no text, no buttons, no goals, and full multi-touch so several fingers can explore at once
  • Pressure-sensitive drawing that responds to the lightest touch, and feels natural on iPad
  • Musical hexagons that reward curiosity with sound as well as colour
  • Two gentle themes — Classic, bright and cheerful; Winter, soft-toned and sparkling
  • Pairs well with Guided Access, so a child stays safely in the app

Get it

iPhone & iPadBabyPaints on the App Store, $3.99, a one-time purchase.

An Android version is on the way to Google Play.

Support

Questions, bugs, or something your child did that I should see? I’d genuinely like to hear it.

Email: kaolin@gmail.com

I read everything and usually reply within a few days.

Privacy

BabyPaints collects nothing. No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no analytics, no ads. Everything runs on your device and the app works completely offline — on Android it does not even request internet permission. It is a one-time purchase with no in-app purchases, handled entirely by the App Store or Google Play — we never see your payment information.

Because nothing is collected, there is nothing to share, sell, or delete. This applies to children’s use of the app without exception.

Full policy: Privacy Policy — BabyPaints




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