The This1 Kids promise
Most "free" kids' games make their money by interrupting your kid. This one never will. It's free forever and earns nothing, so there's nothing to sell them.
No ads. Ever.
No banners, no videos, no "watch this to continue".
No purchases. Ever.
Nothing to buy, unlock or subscribe to. No surprise charges.
No tracking
No accounts, cookies, analytics or data collection of any kind.
No way out
No links, pop-ups or menus a toddler can tap into. It just plays.
Works offline
Install it once and it plays with no internet: car rides, flights, anywhere.
Enforced, not just promised: every page comes with a browser security rule that blocks anything from outside This1 Kids from loading. Ad networks and trackers can't run here, not even by accident.
The games
Made for ages 2 and up. No reading, no rules, no losing. Every tap does something funny.
Bonk Buddy
Punch, pie and pillow-fight a floppy cartoon uncle. He tumbles, flops in a dizzy heap, and always pops back up for more. Grab his nose, ears, tongue, arms or legs and stretch them like taffy.
Ages 2+Works offline
Coloring
Tap a shape to fill it with color, or drag a finger to paint. There are no tools to switch between. Six pictures and a blank page, with 10 colors, a rainbow crayon, and outlines that always stay neat.
Ages 2+Works offline
Sound Garden
Wake up sleepy garden creatures and each one joins the song: a frog on bass, a turtle on drums, a snail on xylophone and more, always in time and in tune. Hold the parrot's red button to record a sound, and it hatches a baby creature that sings it back in the loop.
Ages 2+Works offlineRecordings stay on your device
Homestead Friends
Ten farm animals to meet: tap one to hear its name and its sound. Then play "Where's the goat?" or "What does the cow say?", where the animal cheers when your child answers out loud. It only listens for loudness and records nothing. In the hidden grown-ups' corner you can name the animals after your own and record your voice and your real animals' sounds.
Ages 2+First wordsWorks offline
Block Smash
Chip away at chunky 3D block models (a pig, a tractor, a dinosaur, a birthday cake and more) and watch the pieces tumble. Use a big hammer for giant chunks, or dig for the treasure hidden inside. No timer, no running out of taps, no losing, ever.
Ages 2+Works offline
Punch Party
Goofy googly-eyed characters wait to be bopped by a boxing glove on a stick. Tap one and it goes flying like a floppy ragdoll, or tap a barrel for a big confetti BOOM that sends everyone tumbling. They always get back up, and a new group bounces in. No levels, no losing, no coins.
Ages 2+Works offline
Pop-It
Silicone pop-it toys in six shapes, including a clear bubble-wrap sheet. Tap or swipe to pop the bubbles; every row plays a different note, so a swipe makes a little tune. Pop them all and the toy flips over to start again.
Ages 2+Works offline
Surprise Eggs
Tap a big painted egg until it cracks open, and a toy pops out spinning. There are 18 toys, all built from blocks in code: a fire truck, a teddy, a rocket, a dino and more. Every toy they find hops onto their shelf; tap it to hear its name again.
Ages 2+Works offline
Peekaboo Barn
A farm animal hides in the barn, the hayloft, the haystack or the bush. It peeks out and makes a muffled sound from its hiding place, so little ones learn to listen and look. Tap the right spot for a big "Peekaboo! It's the cow!" Names and sounds you recorded in Homestead Friends are used here too.
Ages 2+Works offline
Feed the Animals
A hungry farm animal trots in and dreams of its favorite food: "The horse wants a carrot!" Drag the right food over, or just tap it, and it gets munched in three crunchy bites. A wrong food gets a gentle head shake and floats back. There's never a fail sound, and grown-ups can make every food yummy for the littlest ones.
Ages 2+Works offline
Talking Pet
Meet Fuzzle, a fluffy friend drawn entirely in code. Poke it, boop its head, rub it to tickle it, feed it a cookie and pick its color. Leave it alone and it yawns and falls asleep. If a grown-up turns on talk-back, it repeats what it hears in a squeaky voice with its mouth moving in time. It never saves or sends the sound.
Ages 2+Works offline
Bath Time
A muddy farm animal plops into the tub. Scrub with the sponge until the mud's gone and the foam builds up, then rinse with the shower until it's squeaky clean. The mud is different every bath, and grown-ups can choose how muddy.
Ages 2+Works offline
First Puzzles
Big, chunky jigsaw puzzles of the homestead animals. The pieces are cut in code with real jigsaw tabs, so every puzzle is different. A faint picture shows where each piece goes, and it snaps in when it's close. Finish it and the animal says hello. Grown-ups pick 2 to 9 pieces.
Ages 2+Works offline
Balloon Pop
Balloons drift up, and you tap to pop them. Three modes, picked with picture buttons: free popping, colors ("Pop the red one!"), and counting to ten, where a row of dots fills with each balloon popped. Star, heart and big balloons burst into surprises. A wrong color still pops; it just doesn't get the cheer.
Ages 2+Works offline
Candy Pop
A little one's version of the candy game on your phone. It has a glossy candy board, cascades, a sprinkle-ball rainbow candy, a star progress bar and a new board shape every level. Tap pops a group of candies, and swiping swaps them like the grown-up game. There are no moves to run out of and no way to lose. Grown-ups pick the board size and how many colors.
Ages 2+Works offlinePut it on a tablet
This1 Kids installs straight from this website. There's no app store and no account. Open this1kids.app on the tablet, then:
Android (Chrome)
- Tap the ⋮ menu
- Tap Install app (or Add to Home screen)
Amazon Fire (Silk)
- Tap the ⋮ menu
- Tap Add to Home Screen
iPad / iPhone (Safari)
- Tap the Share button
- Tap Add to Home Screen
Open it once while on Wi-Fi. After that it works with no internet, and updates arrive on their own.
Keep little fingers in the game
Tablets have a built-in lock that keeps one app on screen until you enter your PIN. Set it up once and your toddler can't swipe their way into your email.
Android & Fire: Screen Pinning
- Settings → Security (Fire: Security & Privacy) → App / Screen pinning → On, with Ask for PIN before unpinning
- Open This1 Kids, open Recents, tap its icon → Pin
- To exit: hold Back + Recents, then enter your PIN
iPad / iPhone: Guided Access
- Settings → Accessibility → Guided Access → On, and set a passcode
- Open This1 Kids and triple-click the side (or Home) button → Start
- To exit: triple-click again and enter your passcode
Choose which games show
On the game screen, press and hold the little 🔧 in the top corner for 2 seconds, then answer the grown-up question. Switch off any game you don't want your child to see. The setting is saved on that device only, and at least one game always stays on.
Privacy, in plain words
We don't collect anything. No accounts, no names, no cookies, no analytics, no advertising IDs, and no code from any other company. Nothing your child does in the games leaves the device.
Microphone and recordings. Sound Garden and Homestead Friends can use the microphone, but only after you tap "Allow" once. Sound Garden and the grown-ups' corner of Homestead Friends save short recordings only in this browser on this device, so they're never uploaded, shared or sent to us. Homestead Friends' "your turn" game only measures how loud the room is and records nothing. Talking Pet only listens after a grown-up turns talk-back on. It holds what it just heard in memory long enough to repeat it in a silly voice, then throws it away, and never saves it. The site's security rules block uploads to anywhere else, and clearing the site's data deletes any recordings.
Children's privacy. This1 Kids is made for young children, and because it collects no personal information from anyone, there's nothing to store, share or sell.
The one thing every website has: our host, Cloudflare, briefly handles standard connection details (like IP addresses) so it can deliver the site and protect it from attacks. We don't use that to identify anyone, and we don't have ads or trackers that could.
Last updated September 23, 2026.