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About Baby Phone: ABC & 123 Games

Baby Phone: educational baby games for toddlers aged 1 to 3. A talking toy phone, animal sounds, ABC and Arabic letters, numbers and counting. No ads, works offline, and we collect no data. Every tap speaks, in English or Arabic. Safety first, so you can relax: • No ads, ever, and no links your child can tap. • Every game works offline, without Wi-Fi: in the car, on a plane, anywhere. • No data collected: no account, no sign-in, no tracking. • Your photos, voice recordings and phone number stay on your device and are never uploaded. • No accidental purchases: prices, settings and links all sit behind a parent lock. • The parent lock: touch and hold the Parents button for 2 seconds, then type three numbers written as words, which little ones can't read. • The toy phone never makes a real call, whatever your child dials. What your child learns: • Letters: ABC from A to Z, or the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet in the Arabic game. Tap a letter to hear its name. • Numbers and counting: 1 to 10, counting the dates as they drop. • Animal sounds: camel, falcon, horse, sheep and more, each with its sound and its name. • Baby phone: big keys say each number, and your child picks who to call: Mom, Dad, Grandma or Grandpa. Your family in the game: • Put your own photo on Mom, Dad or anyone in the family. • Record a hello in your own voice, so your child hears you whenever they call, even while you're at work. • Save your phone number: when your child dials it on the toy keypad, your photo appears and the phone rings. • See how often your child called each person this week. Made for toddlers and preschoolers: • No reading needed: everything is pictures and sound. • Big buttons, no losing, no timers. • If your child leaves the game by accident, it opens right where they were. • A gentle start before nursery: first letters, numbers and words. You stay in control: • Stay in one game hides the Home button inside the app, so your child stays in the game you choose. • Supports Guided Access, with a short video that shows you how to turn it on. • A no-music mode. English or Arabic: • Switch the game to English or Arabic in the Parents' area. The English game teaches ABC and 1 to 10 with an English voice; the Arabic game helps your child learn Arabic letters and numbers in Modern Standard Arabic. • In the Arabic game, choose Arabic numerals ١٢٣ or 123. Try it free: every game has free content. One purchase unlocks everything, works with Family Sharing, and there's no subscription.

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated October 22, 2026

A clearer way to see what the full version adds. Right after the welcome screen, parents now see everything it unlocks: all six family callers with your own photos and voices, and all the animals, letters and numbers. Pay once and keep it forever, shared with your family. Prefer to start free? One tap takes you to the free games.

App privacy

The developer, InfancyIT Limited, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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