Interactive Toddler Bedtime Story for iPad - Free until August 18th

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AssociatedLKirinMedia @ developlay on 05/08/2013 - 08:05 itunes.apple.com (771 clicks)
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In Nott Won't Sleep, toddlers aged 2 to 4 help little Nott get ready for bed in three separate scenes, each relating to a different part of going to sleep. The game offers beautiful, calm graphics and animation, soothing music and thematic gameplay, all of which have been carefully crafted to contribute to the overall theme of going to bed. With a story that is written by internationally acclaimed literary novelist Renate Dorrestein and a game design that is inspired by psychological research into child development and happiness, Nott Won't Sleep is a unique tool in helping children live a fun and healthy life.

Features:
- Help Nott get ready for bed in three calming scenes
- Extensively tested with toddlers and their parents
- Storyline by internationally acclaimed literary novelist Renate Dorrestein
- Developed by award-winning game studio Monobanda
- Soothing bedtime music by Claynote
- Based on psychological research by the Trimbos Institute

Nott Won’t Sleep is out now in Australia and New Zealand. It will be free to download until August 19th, after which it will cost AU$ 5.49, or NZ$ 6.49.

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  tron07 on 05/08/2013 - 09:41

  No ratings or review yet. Is it a brand new app?

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    Developlay on 05/08/2013 - 21:33

    Hi tron07, It is a brandnew app, and just got released today in Australia and New Zealand. Free during the first two weeks after release. A review of rating would be appreciated :)

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  MITM on 05/08/2013 - 12:00

  +1

  How's the bright glow of a retina screen going to send Johnny to sleep unless the app dimms the screen to 0.

  Next step CoD on XBOX.

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    diddy50 on 06/08/2013 - 10:04

    yeah, this would do the opposite of putting to sleep, cause then they'll wanna play a game or something and start to whinge.

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      Developlay on 07/08/2013 - 05:20

      Actualy, the screen does dim at the end. The app is about implementing rituals before going to bed, like saying goodbye to the moon, wishing friends goodnight en turning off the light. It is based on evidence based principles. Free, so just give it a try! :)