Wobbet's Feelings: Kids Game

New: winter at Wobbet's. When it is winter where you live, it snows in the meadow, with a snow-day story and three winter hats to win. No ads, no accounts, works offline.

Wobbet is a small, fluffy friend with big feelings. Children watch a short story, say how Wobbet feels, and then help him with it: a hug when he is sad, slow breaths when he is mad, a cozy light when he is scared.

Every feeling comes with something to do, so children come away with a way to help, not just a word for it.

Twelve feelings, a few at a time Children start with happy, sad, mad, scared and surprised. Each finished play-through brings a new feeling or two: proud and disgusted, then excited and shy, then worried and frustrated, then lonely. Twenty-seven short stories keep replays fresh.

Snow days in winter From December to February (June to August in Australia and New Zealand) it snows in Wobbet's meadow. There is a snow-day story about building a snowman with Pip, and three winter hats to win.

How do you feel? A check-in on the title screen lets a child tap how they feel right now and try something calming with Wobbet. Recent check-ins stay on this device for grown-ups to see.

Made for small hands • A friendly voice reads every prompt aloud, and the words light up as they are read. • Big, simple taps and holds, with nothing to type. • Gentle haptics you can feel, and a calmer-motion setting. • Finish stories to win hats for Wobbet.

For grown-ups Press and hold the button in the top corner of the title screen to open the grown-ups page. It has sound and motion settings, recent check-ins, and a question for each feeling to talk about together.

No ads and no accounts, and Wobbet's Feelings works fully offline.