Chick sounds for kids
SaysPeep peep
What sound does a chick make?
A chick peeps: peep, peep, peep. Chicks start peeping while they are still inside the egg, and the mother hen clucks back. A soft, slow peep means a chick is warm and happy; a loud, fast one means it is cold or has lost its mother.
Try it together
Make a tiny high “peep” and a big low “cluck”, and ask your child which one is the baby.
One animal, drawn three ways
Every card in Kidster comes in three styles. Some children love the cartoon, others recognise the real animal sooner. A parent picks the style in the Parent Zone, and the sound stays the same.
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The same animal in eleven languages
Animals sound different depending on where you grow up. Kidster speaks every one of these languages, so a child hears the word and the sound in the language of home.
Hear all 48 animals, even offline
Kidster is a calm animal-sounds app for ages one to five: real recordings, the word spoken aloud in eleven languages, no adverts and nothing to read. Twenty-eight animals are free.
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