PlayShifu STEM Toys for Kids - Tacto Doctor (Interactive Kit + App) - Pretend Play with Real STEM Learning

This is a great toy for the tablet. Very handsome on learning even on the screen. The utensils are durable and great quality. Just would not take this on the go. Lost of pieces to be lost. You can choose the educational setting for your child. If you are like us where your child is not cognitively in the appropriate grade where they should be you can choose preschool, kindgerten, 1st grade, or 2nd Grade.

Funciona perfecto con el iPad. Estaría mejor si tuviera más historias para interactuar, se terminan rápido. Pero muy lindo

Doesn’t workGreat idea and would be so wonderful if the pieces would actually work when you put them to the screen. They have the syringe that requires you to pull up and push down but do not allow enough room for that to actually happen. Most pieces won’t respond when out on the screen till the millionth time trying if at all. We have reset the game multiple times to reload /upload each individual piece and still the same results. Makes the kids frustrated and waste my time as a parent trying to help them!!! I missed the rerun window for this game I highly recommend they work out the bugs on this thing! Very disappointing!

YES. This is a definite yes from me. Not only does my little one love it, I also enjoy it. It’s such a fun game and I honestly think there should be more games like it with different jobs. It’s so cute and fun. Love love love.

My daughter is five years old this summer and loves this game. After we took the items out of the box for the first time and started the app, my daughter played for over an hour! She understands the games and how to use the tools pretty well, but naturally there are parts that she does need adult help with at first. A couple things we had issues with were using the syringe and the ultrasound tool. The app could read the syringe but it would take me and/or my husband multiple tries to fill the syringe with medicine, or give the shots, or draw blood. There are pads on the bottom of the syringe and we realized that they all have to be touching the screen at the same time in order for the app to read it, but even we struggled with this.The ultrasound tool is one of the few tools without pads on the bottom. I'm not sure if it's because it doesn't have any pads, but we had extreme difficulty getting the app to read this tool from the set-up, to in game play. I sat down with my daughter for at least 5 minutes trying to get it to read the ultrasound tool. I would have just gone out of the game she was in and gone back in, but if you leave a game part way through, it doesn't save your progress and makes you start from the beginning, which is a bit annoying.I'd love to see the game be able to save your progress in the future or have a help button for when it's not reading the tool correctly without losing progress. As for it not reading the tools, I'm not sure if we'll have to reach out to the help team or calibrate her tablet screen and see if that helps.Even though we did run into a couple issues, I still wanted to give it a 4 star rating because my daughter loved getting to be a doctor for a day. Every time we had trouble with something and I asked if she wanted to take a break, she insisted on continuing to play. Not only did she get to play doctor, they include mini games that work on memory like remembering all the tools on the screen and putting them in order, or playing matching games.Overall, I think it's a great game to add to our collection and I know my daughter agrees.

The media could not be loaded. For fun and learning, this gets 5 stars! My son caught on immediately, and loved helping the animal & human patients while following along with the story dialogue. He was learning different symptoms and the related diagnoses, which is great for expanding his knowledge of basic health. A great way to desensitize to the fear associated with doctor visits.For functionality, this gets 4 stars! Downloading the app wasn't as straightforward as I expected, as the QR code kept taking me to a website that had an error. And I couldn't find the app in the Play store. I finally found it by switching to my profile on my son's Fire tablet (hd 10, 11th gen) searching for the app name in the browser. Then enabled it for his profile.I had no problem registering the tools. Most are easy to use, but a few of them are tricky to use (dropper bottle requires precise lining up where you want to the drop to go; scissor tool is tricky to hold long enough to select which of the 3 devices). My son is able to use the other tools himself; he loves the xray and bandage.I love there are 3 games, with multiple levels/games within. This will be able to grow with him. A great gift for a curious kiddo, especially if they are into helping others. Develops empathy while teaching basic first aid.

Support was very willing to help. 5 stars for support. But they recommended removing the iPad screen protector (which is pretty thin) and I’m just not willing to do that with a 4yo. Some of the tools did not register and even the ones that the game could recognize, were too hard for my (significantly) capable, (unusually) coordinated 4yo to manage. I was sometimes able to trick the game into thinking the piece was touching by l creating the same amount of contact points at a similar distance with my hands. I can see this being really fun if we could get the game to accurately recognize the tools, and with more room for error if they weren’t placed exactly correctly in the right place for the right amount of time. It was frustrating even for me as an adult to get it right. It was suggested to trouble shoot and manage returns directly with the seller but for convenience and how much time I wasted trying to make it work,I opted for an Amazon return through my local UPS. I just don’t have more time to figure it out and we’ll find something else similar, I hope.