Ten minutes a day, together. Numzi shows your toddler one everyday picture at a time, names it, then pauses and asks them to say it back. Word by word, they name more of their world.
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A toddler learns words by hearing them, then trying them out loud with someone who waits for their reply.
Rhymes and cartoons talk at your child. Nobody stops to wait for an answer.
Numzi names the picture, then pauses and listens. Your child says the word, and the next picture comes.
Sit beside your child. The game does the asking; you cheer each try.
One large picture of an everyday thing: a banana, a bus, a cup.
"This is a banana. Can you say it?" The microphone listens for their reply.
Any try counts. If the mic misses it, tap "We said it" and keep going.
Picture Parade grows with your child, level by level.
Meet a shape, find it again as it changes colour and size, then say its name.
Numzi reads a word aloud, letter by letter, and your child says it with you.
A word is spoken and your child taps the match. Listening comes before speaking.
Researchers call it serve and return: your child makes a sound, an adult responds, and they try again. Every Picture Parade card is one round of that loop, with you right there for it.
If your child isn't using words yet, loses words they had, or doesn't respond to sounds, talk to your paediatrician or a speech therapist. Numzi can be part of the daily practice at home alongside them.
Numzi also has reading, writing and counting games, 10 minutes a day, together.
Hi, I'm Erum, a STEM mom. I built Numzi for my own little one, because I wanted screen time that asks something of a child and waits for the answer. Rooted in Montessori & IB early-years learning, made to play together, 10 minutes a day.