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100 apps for kids and autism 100 affordable apps for toddlers and preschoolers with autism or those that just love the iPad.

(None are over $2.99)
I have done hours and hours of research since purchasing an iPad. My son uses it all the time for learning, games, reading, and autism schedules. I love it 99% of the time and it is such a help with my son. Sometimes however, the really great apps especially for autism can be costly. I am willing to pay a few dollars for an app but its hard to justify more than that.
I have created a list of 100 apps that we love for my boys and none of them are over $2.99, most are free. I don't have all of them on my iPad currently anymore because my son gets bored fast so I delete those ones and download new ones that are relevant to him. That's how I know quite a bit and have tried 100 apps. We typically have around 50 kids apps and they are organized in folders: math, reading, sensory, games, discovery, creative, puzzles and shapes, music, pretend play, explore, autism, and Disney. I have a lot of space on my iPad which allows me to have 50. On the iPhone, I only keep about 20-25. The Disneyland explorer app by far takes up the most space just so you know. It's way cool though. Last I want to mention that this list is based solely on what my son Logen likes. Some of these math and science apps are not for preschoolers and they are for kids a bit older like elementary school age. My oldest just really is interested in math and science so I find him apps that are for a little older audience so you (the parents) will want to try out the apps yourself and make sure they are suitable for your child. None of them are violent, or inappropriate to me however, I just want to make sure I let you know everything. If you have further questions about these apps, feel free to email me at email@example.com





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