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FreeAges 5 and underBaby Animal Sounds
Tap farm animals to hear real sounds. Offline, no ads, made for toddlers.
Baby Animal Sounds is a calm farm play app for babies and toddlers. Tap the barn doors, meet a friendly animal, and tap it to hear a real recorded animal sound.
Android package com.farmfriends.app
Features
- Big pictures and simple taps, nothing to read
- Real recorded animal sounds
- Ten farm animals: dog, cat, cow, sheep, hen, horse, pig, duck, goat and chick
- Soft background music that grown-ups can switch off
- Works fully offline. The app has no internet permission
- No ads, no accounts, no in-app purchases
- Parents area behind a parent gate (press and hold, then a quick math question)
- Optional Keep kids in app setting: the Back button stays inside the app
- Works on phones, tablets and Chromebooks, in portrait and landscape
- Guess the animal, behind the parent gate: listen to a sound and tap the matching animal. No scores and no timers
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For a parent
For grown-ups: after the parent gate you can start Guess the animal. Listen to a sound and tap the matching animal. There are no scores and no timers. The app collects no personal information. Parent settings (music on/off, Keep kids in app) are saved only on your device.
The hen plays a rooster crow, not a hen cluck.
Questions parents ask
- What is Baby Animal Sounds?
- Baby Animal Sounds is a free Android animal sounds app for toddlers from Galiplayo. The age group for this version is ages 5 and under, which includes toddlers ages 1 to 3. A child taps a farm animal and hears a real recorded sound. It works fully offline, it has no ads and no account, and it is not on Google Play yet.
- Is Baby Animal Sounds an Android animal sounds app for toddlers?
- Yes. Baby Animal Sounds is a free Android animal sounds app for toddlers and babies. The age group is ages 5 and under, including ages 1 to 3. It plays real farm animal sounds, works offline, has no ads, and is not on Google Play yet.
- Which animals are in Baby Animal Sounds?
- Ten farm animals: dog, cat, cow, sheep, hen, horse, pig, duck, goat, and chick. Tapping an animal plays a real recorded sound. The hen plays a rooster crow, not a hen cluck.
- Does Baby Animal Sounds work offline?
- Yes. Baby Animal Sounds works fully offline. It does not request the Android internet permission, and the pictures and sounds are already inside the app.
- Does Baby Animal Sounds have ads?
- No. Baby Animal Sounds has no ads and no in-app purchases. Nothing pops up over the play, and there is nothing to buy.
- Is Baby Animal Sounds for ages 1 to 3?
- Yes. Children ages 1, 2, and 3 are inside this version's age group for Baby Animal Sounds: Ages 5 and under. It is made for young children, with a parent or caregiver nearby.
- Is Baby Animal Sounds an Android app?
- Yes. Baby Animal Sounds is an Android app from Galiplayo. It is not on Google Play yet, so this page does not link to a store listing and does not show a rating or a download count.
- Is Baby Animal Sounds free?
- Yes. Baby Animal Sounds is free. There is nothing to pay and nothing to buy inside the app.
- Is Baby Animal Sounds on Google Play?
- No. Baby Animal Sounds is not on Google Play yet. This site adds a store link only after the listing is public. Until then there is no rating and no download count to cite.
- Does Baby Animal Sounds need an account?
- No. Baby Animal Sounds does not need an account, a sign-in, or a profile. It does not include analytics or other tracking tools. The privacy policy describes anything the app keeps on the device.
Credits
Each title links to the original file. Sounds under CC BY-SA were shortened and normalized for the game.
- Dog — Barking of a dog by Amada44. CC BY-SA 3.0 Shortened and normalized.
- Cat — Meow by Dan Crosby. CC BY-SA 3.0 Shortened and normalized.
- Cow — Mudchute cow 1 by Secretlondon. CC BY-SA 3.0 Shortened and normalized.
- Rooster — Rooster crowing by Georgethewriter. CC BY-SA 3.0 Shortened and normalized.
- Duck — Mallard XC62258 by Jonathon Jongsma. CC BY-SA 3.0 Shortened and normalized.
- Pig — Pig grunt - Erdie by erdie. CC BY 3.0
- Horse — Stallion vocalization by Lemasson et al. (PLOS ONE 2015). CC BY 4.0
- Sheep — Sheep bleating by earthcalling. Public domain
- Goat — Herd of goats bleating by stephan. Public domain
- Chick — Chick 1 by Joseph SARDIN. CC0
- Background music — Happy Lullaby by cynicmusic. CC0
- Barn chimes by Galiplayo. Original
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