Numbers for toddlers

These are the numbers one to twenty in Kidster, each spoken by a real voice. Tap one to hear it. Saying the numbers in order is a song before it is counting: a child can recite one to ten long before they understand that the last number said is how many there are.

Numbers 1–10 are free in Kidster; 11–20 come with Premium.

Hear them in another language

Every word on this page was recorded in eleven languages by native speakers. Pick a language to hear the same words in it.

Teaching tips

  • Count things your child can touch, one tap per thing. Touching is what turns the song into counting.
  • Stop at three for a while. Knowing what “three” means is a bigger step than reciting to twenty.
  • Count everyday things out loud: stairs, buttons, grapes. Small, frequent counting beats long sessions.
  • The teens are hard in most languages because they don’t follow the pattern. Expect “eleventeen” and smile.

Hear every word, in any of eleven languages

Kidster is a calm app for ages one to five: animals, colors, shapes and numbers, each spoken aloud. Switch the voice to any of eleven languages in the Parent Zone. No ads, works offline.

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