Safety for Kids 1

Name: Safety for Kids 1
Rating: 4.6 (1529 reviews)
Author: Mage Media and Entertainment Service Joint Stock Company

By: Mage Media and Entertainment Service Joint Stock Company

Emergency Escape and First Aid

Features & Capabilities

Safety for Kids 1 is an educational safety game designed for young children. It covers 12 lessons on prevention and response to emergencies—stranger danger, getting lost, fire safety, earthquakes, tsunamis, and first aid—delivered through engaging, kid-friendly gameplay and safety tips validated by safety specialists and aligned with Australian safety programs.

The game emphasizes prevention and practical, real-life readiness in a playful learning environment, focusing on inspirational learning, easy operation, and content designed for kids at home, school, and in public spaces.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Mage Media and Entertainment Service Joint Stock Company

Rating:

4.60

(1,529)

Version:

13.2 Last updated: 2019-11-03

Version code:

833441777

Creation date:

2015-08-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

951.00MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 48,539 ▼ 82

Other platforms

Safety for Kid 1 - Emergency E (v23)

304,977 4.11

(16,001)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Mage Media and Entertainment Service Joint Stock Company

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/safety-for-kids-1/id1028955406

Website:

http://kynangchobe.vn

User Reviews

Users like the interactive safety lessons and age-appropriate content, plus landscape-mode usability and story-based scenarios. But many reviews complain about heavy paywalls, limited free content, frequent glitches, localization problems, and some levels being too hard for young children.

Pros

Engaging, interactive safety lessons taught through trial-and-error scenarios.
Age-appropriate content that teaches real-life safety skills for younger children.
Story-driven elements and familiar characters help kids relate to safety scenarios (e.g., carrot).
Landscape mode improves usability during lessons.

Cons

Paywalls lock most lessons behind a pay-to-learn model; many users want free content or ads with an option to remove ads.
Very limited free content; only a few levels available for free, with most requiring payment.
Frequent glitches and reliability issues disrupt learning (levels freezing, features not functioning, downloads failing).
Localization and language problems, including non-English prompts and inconsistent translations or app support in other languages.
Some lessons are considered too hard for younger children, leading to frustration.

Recent reviews

I really like the app and how it teaches through trial and error, especially in landscape mode. My main issue is that most lessons are locked behind a paywall. I think a better approach would be making all lessons free with ads, and letting payment remove ads instead. Ads could be shown when entering a lesson (not during gameplay), and the “Remove Ads” option could stay in the main menu only. This would give parents who dislike ads the option to pay, while still keeping learning accessible for everyone.

by Ca*****, 2026-01-14

when i was younger, i used to play this app all the time. i remember playing it with my brother when we were still in elementary school. i remember that once (when i was still very young) i was lost at the store and i was crying because i didn’t know where my mom was. i remembered playing this game and in one of the games on there carrot was lost and found a security guard to help. so i went and found a security guard and asked for help to find my mom. i'm forever grateful and thankful for this app because i don’t know what could’ve happened if i didn’t remember.

by gr*****, 2024-10-07

So once I am done with 3 stories I have to pay. Why? Just why? You gotta pay do much to do stuff. So do me or us a favor and just do it for free. Pay the most popular one that uses the most. Thanks