On the beach app for iPhone and iPad

Thanks to these games you will be able to ENJOY THE BEACH in the way you like best. And they will last FOR EVER, children playing with them over and over again. Version 1.1 contains 12 GAMES with 145 PICTURES, 16 VIDEOS and 5 descriptive DOCUMENTS (1 is free and 11 can be purchased in the store one by one or all together at a special discounted price).

All the games have been tested and used with children of different ages, sex, race, abilities and handicaps, being invariably a great success. They ALWAYS work.

The key is to give every child an appropriate, active role in the game according to his/her abilities.

The aim is for children to play, enjoy themselves and have a good laugh, but also to help them learn to play by themselves, although at first they will need your help.

All the activities are amusing both in the construction stage as well as when, once built, they can be played.

It is very important that you read the instructions for each game right to the end because you will find relevant points for your children, family or friends throughout the text.

This application is ideal for mums, dads, aunts, uncles, grandparents, friends, carers, ... when going to the beach, and being in any of these three common states of mind:
1. Great, Im going with the kids to the beach, Ill play with them and Ill have a great time.
2. How awful, I’ve got to go with the kids to the beach, what a nightmare, what will I do with them all day?
3. Perfect, we’ll go to the beach, play for a while and then I’ll read the newspaper or a book whilst quietly admiring “the scenery”.

If only I had had this application 10 years ago when my little son was a year old. You have probably played similar games in the past, but small details can change them in activities that your children will want to go on playing year after year.

I am also certain that from these your children will invent new games, as I have done over the years. In this application 45 people take part (26 children of all ages and 19 adults) from some 14 families.