"Is she sitting there watching with that vacant look in her eyes? Is she just swiping or tapping randomly? Or is she trying to plan her next move and thinking strategically? Does she get excited? Don't be afraid to support those interactions with questions or new ideas." "Think about how your child acts when using an app," she says. But Dr Jennifer Zosh, an associate professor in Human Development and Family Studies at Pennsylvania State University (Brandywine) in the US, says parents should pay attention to whether that's all their child is doing. One of the greatest attractions of many apps is that a simple touch or swipe can produce a response on the screen. In Busy Shapes, children must complete a series of shape-related puzzles.
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