The Talking Tom Cat 2 app is a hysterical, fun and engaging app that will keep users of all ages laughing for a while. The app can be used to encourage speech and listening skills. This app keeps children and adults entertained and rolling with laughter as Talking Tom repeats everything he hears in a funny voice. Although the animated voice may take a toll on parents after a while, this app might be a good one for your child who needs practice with keeping attention and encouragement of speaking. It is also a great app to use in speech and language therapy sessions.

This hilarious app provided entertainment for users ranging in ages from 4 to 75 years old. Tom Cat repeats what you say in his oh so silly voice. If you make your voice high pitch, he makes it even higher and that’s all it takes to have everyone laughing until they cry. Tom also responds to different actions and sometimes makes some silly noises, like passing gas, too. It’s all in good fun.

Parents and grandparents liked this app because it provided an opportunity for them to connect with and entertain the family when on a road trip when the kids were bored. Although, some of the adults expressed they only could handle it for a limited time. Kids loved the app because it was simply, rolling on the floor, funny!

Teachers who used the app as a reward in the classroom, expressed how this app actually was helpful with some of their shyer students, who didn’t talk much. Once these students saw how Tom Cat repeated, in his silly voice, what their peers or teacher said, they were eager to try it out themselves. So, if you are looking for a fun app to get your shy children out of their shells, you might want to check out Talking Tom Cat 2 for Ipad.

Overall, this app earned a thumbs up from most of our users who trialed it. Everyone came to a consensus that this app was silly entertainment for the whole family and users of all ages felt the app was easy to use. Tom shows a listening ear and starts recording when you begin talking and a quick tap on Tom stops what was being said, then plays it back to you. Simple enough. The adults in the trialed group warned of the ads in the free app and felt that even when playing in child mode, the ads were not always targeted to children.