Lulla kidsGames and lessons for children aged 1–6
Short spoken games for ages 1–6 with the Lulla friends: routines, colours, numbers, words and music.
Android app in development
Your child helps Pepe with handwashing and brushes Bubu's teeth, step by step.
You choose the daily time. When it's up, the game in progress finishes, then the friends go to sleep.
No account needed, and the games work offline once the phone's voice is downloaded.
500 games in 13 worlds, with difficulty that matches your child's age, from 1 to 6.
The games work on a plane too. The narrator uses the phone's text-to-speech voice: download it before a trip.
Games with no timers, where your child isn't told off for mistakes. Every finished lesson earns a star.
How it works
The first step is theirs: they choose one of the Lulla mascots.
Your child's name, age, what they love, what you hope for them and how long they play each day.
It picks the first games based on your goals, puts their favourite worlds first, matches the difficulty to their age and applies the limit you chose.
Gets scared by loud sounds?
If yes, sudden sounds play more softly.
Plays in the evening too?
If yes, from 7 pm, bedtime games come first.
What's in the app
On the home screen, each world is a row of games.
Every finished lesson earns a star, and every so often a new friend joins the album. They're the same friends as in Lulla, the sleep app.
The narrator uses the text-to-speech voice chosen in the phone's settings, not recorded voices.
For parents
You choose the limit and can change it in the grown-ups' area. When time's up, the friends go to sleep, and a grown-up can give extra time.
The app shows you the World Health Organization's recommendation: for children aged 2–4, no more than one hour of screen time a day, in total, and less is better; none under age 2. WHO guidelines (2019)
It's protected by a question for grown-ups: a multiplication sum. Inside, you'll find:
They're optional and stay off until you turn them on:
None of them is for your child.
English, Romanian, Spanish (Latin America) and Portuguese (Brazil). You switch between them in the app.
Privacy
You don't need one. If you want your progress on another phone, create one and delete it any time.
Without an account or a purchase, the app sends us nothing, and your child's profile stays on the phone.
Not a single ad in the app.
Pricing
18 games stay free forever. Premium unlocks all 500, plus games added later.
0 lei
Forever
25.99 lei
per month · €4.79
The first 7 days are free for new subscribers, then 25.99 lei a month, with automatic renewal.
Cancel the subscription anytime in Google Play. If you cancel before the first payment, you pay nothing.
159.99 lei
one-time payment · €29.99
No subscription and no automatic renewal.
The final price is the one Google Play shows in your currency.
There's no yearly plan. You pay through Google Play, and you manage or cancel the subscription there too. Details in the Terms.
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18 games are free forever. Premium unlocks all 500 games and lessons, plus those added later:
The final price is the one Google Play shows in your currency. There's no yearly plan.
18 free games, Premium by subscription or one-time payment.
Android app in development
From the Lulla familyLulla, for your baby's sleepThe sister app, for Android and iOS, with the same friends in the night sky.See Lulla
