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A cosy playroom, one small child placing a teddy bear under a small wooden chair while a grown-up kneels a little way off smiling and clapping, a toy box and a soft rug

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WhereTots

Where is your teddy?

▶ Let's play where!

For grown-ups

Position words — on, under, in, behind, next to, between — are some of the first “thinking words” children learn, and they stick best when a child does them with real things. WhereTots says a word out loud; your child puts a real toy there (a cup, a box, a chair — whatever is near); you watch and tap We did it. Then a quick picture check. The phone never watches or listens: no camera, no microphone, no timer, no score. Everything stays on this device.

The where friends
  • Toppa — climbs ON top and hops UNDER — the first two where words.
  • Tuckaway — tucks things IN and peeks from BEHIND.
  • Sidlebee — stands NEXT TO a friend, and squeezes BETWEEN two.
  • Pawsley, the puppy, asks “where is it now?” and lets you show, not tell.

What next? Pick a door

Chosen from what this app is about. What you open is remembered on this device only.