Osmo - Little Genius Starter Kit For Ipad - 4 Hands-On Learning Games - Ages 3-5 - Problem Solving, Phonics & Creativity ( Ipad Base Included)

The little one loves it!

I bought this for a Christmas present. And when opened today there are 8 pieces missing. And as the return window was just for two weeks, I cannot get it changed. Now my kid is super disappointed and cannot play with it.

The product did not work. The image does not get captured on the camera. Very disappointed

It does not work with my iPad or phone!

My grandson is learning while having fun, he was so excited when his parcel arrived and hasn’t stopped using it, he is 4yrs old, I highly recommend this product.

We love it!

Es una excelente compra. Los niños , no importa la edad, no dejan de usarlo y aprender.

This Osmo Little Genius Starter Kit has been a wonderful learning tool for my 3-year-old. The hands-on pieces combined with the iPad make learning feel like play, and it keeps my child engaged far longer than typical screen time. The games are intuitive and age-appropriate, focusing on early problem solving, phonics, and creativity without being overwhelming. I love that it encourages interaction away from the screen—my child is touching shapes, forming letters, and thinking through solutions rather than just tapping. The instructions are clear, and my 3-year-old was able to understand how to play after a short introduction. It’s great for independent play but also fun to sit and do together. The pieces are sturdy, colorful, and easy for small hands to use, and the iPad base works perfectly. Overall, this is an excellent educational investment for preschoolers and a great way to support early learning in a fun, engaging way. Highly recommend for ages 3–5.

My friend recommended Osmo for a while but I always felt the activities were too advanced for my 2 year old (at the time) Then I found out they released this junior version. My son is now 3 years old and this is perfect for him. It comes with 2 games. A costume / dress up game and an alphabet game. The dress up one he played for about 10 minutes which isn’t bad. But then we switched to the alphabet one and he must have played it for a good 30 minutes!! He loves the little monster and follows everything he says to do. The game basically provides you a bunch of “segments” and you piece them together to make the letter. And then to use those same “segments” to make an object that starts with the letter. They give you an example of one which is great for toddlers. My 9 year old was watching from the side and eagerly wanted to play with it. Even though she is older she actually liked being able to see the suggested object and improvising her own creation. Eventually she wanted to come up with her own creation without seeing the suggested one. I felt the letter game really encourages creativity. Matching shapes and colors. Practice letter sounds. The costume game is a fun bonus but it did not encourage much creativity since you have to lay down the piece of clothing that matches the one shown on the screen. Other than that, I’m really glad they came out with a set suited for 2-3 year olds.