From “What shall we play?” to “Again!”

Be there as your child discovers something new. Tendle gives you play ideas that support your child’s development and shows you which skills they practise. Simple instructions help you get started. If you want, Tendle pauses the apps you tend to get caught up in while you play.

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For parents with children aged 1–5.
Today in Tendle: the sock monster activity for ages 2–3, with materials, duration and play start.
More skills.More words.More imagination.

Playtime that helps your child grow.

New words, more capable hands, a big imagination. Discover play ideas that support your child’s development and are fun to do together. Each idea shows you which skill your child practises and how you can help.

A child guides a giraffe through a taller block doorway while their mother holds a post steady.

The giraffe wants to get through

Ages 3–5

The doorway is too low. Your child builds it higher and tests whether the giraffe fits through. You hold it steady as they build.

Spatial thinking

Your child compares the giraffe’s height with the doorway and adjusts their building. They practise recognising spatial relationships and using them as they build.

Right for your child.

Choose a play idea for your child’s age. See what you need and how much preparation it takes. The instructions explain how to begin and how you can support your child as they try things out.

Pull the sock over your hand and move it like a mouth. Say: “Hungry!” Your child feeds it imaginary food.

From “The sock monster has hiccups” · Ages 2–3
The sock monster instructions: what you need and how to start playing together.
Illustrated play ideas and favourites for ages 2–3 in the activity library.
Find an idea. Know how to get started.

Right here with your child.

You choose which apps on your iPhone are paused while you play, such as Instagram or TikTok. That makes it easier to stay with what you’re discovering together. You can also set up regular times if you like.

App protection during play, with selected apps paused and a switch to turn protection off.

Turn playtime into memories.

The little den. The big laugh. Add a photo after playing and Tendle turns it into a personal memory page. With your own words, a little of your time together stays with you.

Your photos stay on your iPhone. You choose what to share.

A mother and child read together in a blanket den.A photo of you
A personal memory page with the same photo, date and handwritten note.

Looking forward to your next play day.

Save ideas you like and look forward to next time. If a goal motivates you, start a challenge with 3, 7 or 14 play days. Your saved playtimes show what you’ve already enjoyed together.

Today in Tendle: shared play days collected and an idea saved for tomorrow.
Played today.Tomorrow’s already planned.

Playtime you look forward to.

“My little one wanted to play yesterday’s game again today.”

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“Now my daughter asks for our fifteen minutes herself.”

Mother of a 4-year-old

“The photo at the end is a cool idea — it almost always turns out funny!”

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“Our little play breaks have become something we both look forward to.”

Father of a 3-year-old

“I’ve tried so many parenting apps. This is the first one that’s stayed.”

Mother of a 5-year-old

“I also notice that I’m on my phone much less while we play.”

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Translated from German.

Is Tendle right for us?

What ages are the play ideas for?

For children aged 1 to 5. Choose your child’s age to find suitable ideas for discovering, moving, building and playing together.

What if I’m short on time or energy?

See what you’ll need and how much preparation an idea takes before you start. Choose something simpler when the day is already full, and save other ideas for later.

Does my child use the phone?

Tendle is made for you as a parent. Pick an idea, read the instructions and put your iPhone aside. You play together in the real world.

Can we keep our favourite moments?

Yes. Add a photo after playing and Tendle turns it into a personal memory page. Your own words make it a little piece of your story to look back on.

Your next lovely memory starts today.

Find your next play idea — and be there as your child discovers something new.

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