PlayShifu STEM Toys for Kids - Tacto Doctor (Interactive Kit + App) - Pretend Play with Real STEM Learning

The media could not be loaded. For fun and learning, this gets 5 stars! My son caught on immediately, and loved helping the animal & human patients while following along with the story dialogue. He was learning different symptoms and the related diagnoses, which is great for expanding his knowledge of basic health. A great way to desensitize to the fear associated with doctor visits.For functionality, this gets 4 stars! Downloading the app wasn't as straightforward as I expected, as the QR code kept taking me to a website that had an error. And I couldn't find the app in the Play store. I finally found it by switching to my profile on my son's Fire tablet (hd 10, 11th gen) searching for the app name in the browser. Then enabled it for his profile.I had no problem registering the tools. Most are easy to use, but a few of them are tricky to use (dropper bottle requires precise lining up where you want to the drop to go; scissor tool is tricky to hold long enough to select which of the 3 devices). My son is able to use the other tools himself; he loves the xray and bandage.I love there are 3 games, with multiple levels/games within. This will be able to grow with him. A great gift for a curious kiddo, especially if they are into helping others. Develops empathy while teaching basic first aid.

I recently had the pleasure of introducing my child to the captivating world of STEM with the Tacto Doctor interactive kit. As a parent who values both education and play, I was thoroughly impressed by this remarkable toy set. The Tacto Doctor is not just a toy; it's an immersive learning experience that seamlessly integrates fun and education.Right from the moment my child opened the box, their eyes lit up with excitement. The Tacto Doctor set is beautifully designed, with vibrant colors and sturdy materials. It immediately grabbed their attention and sparked their curiosity. The kit includes a wide range of components and tools that emulate real-life medical instruments, encouraging children to explore the world of healthcare while having a blast.What truly sets the Tacto Doctor apart from other STEM toys is its hands-on approach. The set allows children to perform various medical procedures, such as applying bandages, using a stethoscope, and even conducting their very own "surgery." The components are designed to be safe and easy to use, ensuring a seamless experience for children of different ages. This hands-on aspect instills a sense of accomplishment and boosts their confidence as they successfully complete each task.Furthermore, the Tacto Doctor promotes critical thinking and problem-solving skills. As a parent, I also appreciate the educational value of the Tacto Doctor set. It introduces children to various scientific concepts, anatomy, and healthcare terminology in an engaging and accessible manner.

Doesn’t workGreat idea and would be so wonderful if the pieces would actually work when you put them to the screen. They have the syringe that requires you to pull up and push down but do not allow enough room for that to actually happen. Most pieces won’t respond when out on the screen till the millionth time trying if at all. We have reset the game multiple times to reload /upload each individual piece and still the same results. Makes the kids frustrated and waste my time as a parent trying to help them!!! I missed the rerun window for this game I highly recommend they work out the bugs on this thing! Very disappointing!

This is a great toy for the tablet. Very handsome on learning even on the screen. The utensils are durable and great quality. Just would not take this on the go. Lost of pieces to be lost. You can choose the educational setting for your child. If you are like us where your child is not cognitively in the appropriate grade where they should be you can choose preschool, kindgerten, 1st grade, or 2nd Grade.

This is a pretty cute toy. You use the doctor tools provided to set them on a table to interact with a downloaded app. The app is free after you purchase the toy.My 4-year-old sometimes had difficulty getting the tools to "respond" with the app, but we helped him a few times, and he is better about getting it to work.The stories in the app are very cute and educational! They actually help the user learn about medicine, injuries, parts of the body, and anatomy! It introduces some new and advanced vocabulary words that are pretty cool.Overall, I think some improvements could be made, but the toy is educational, fun, and interactive!

YES. This is a definite yes from me. Not only does my little one love it, I also enjoy it. It’s such a fun game and I honestly think there should be more games like it with different jobs. It’s so cute and fun. Love love love.

My daughter wants to be a doctor when she grows up, so I thought this would be the perfect Christmas present. There are three different games and a box full of equipment that she is able to use to diagnose and treat patients. I love everything about this, but she got it yesterday and she is literally done with it. She has completed the three games. She wants to keep using it - she loves it. But there isn't anything new for her to do. She can play through the scenarios again, but it becomes redundant. I wish the games could randomize the patients and the ailments so each time it is a little different. Or I hope there is an update coming which will add additional scenarios. But for now - it was a cool experience but not worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. Comes in a large box with all the game pieces. You need to download the app and install the 3 games. We figured out you need lots of iPad space so you don't have to reload all the games every time. My 5 year old loves playing it. Even repeating the same games doesn't bother her. The flashlight takes some patience to use, glitches a little bit. Maybe a tad too expensive but made for a great gift.