Cooking Fever Review and Chocolate Hamper Giveaway

As a family that loves to try new and exciting recipes, spend afternoons baking and host theme nights with cuisines from around the world, we were eager to try the Cooking Fever app. Available for iPhone, iPad, Android, WP and Kindle it is easy and FREE to download to make rainy days, travel or waiting rooms that little bit more fun!

Features:

• More than 400 dishes to cook using 100 ingredients
• 15 unique locations: Bakery, Fast-Food Court, Chinese, Pizzeria, Seafood Bistro, Indian Diner, Breakfast Café, Sushi, Chinese, Ice Cream Bar, Paradise Cocktail Bar, Corn Dog Van, Café Mexicana, House of Crab and FC Barcelona Sports Bar. More locations are on the way!
• More than 500 levels to complete
• Hundreds of upgrades for your kitchen appliances and interiors
• Lots of spontaneous Challenges for different levels

A Digital Playground - KidzInMind App Review

Children today are incredibly tech savvy, with even the smallest of toddlers using mobile phones and tablets to play games regularly, so it's important to know as a mum (or dad) that our little ones are safe and secure online. KidzInMind has been created by a community of parents and they guarantee that the apps within are all carefully selected so that none of them contain hidden fees, external links or ads, inappropriate language or imagery. This allows your child to learn and have fun while providing peace of mind for you - they won't be getting access to adult content or racking up a huge bill!

We downloaded KidzInMind to take a peek at the great security settings in place and to find out what exactly it has to offer for families. 

Upon opening the app you're taken to the homepage, an interactive image of a bedroom, where you can click on various objects to navigate to specific activities. It's bright and attractive in appearance and Jamster was most intrigued by the monster photo frame first which once pressed opened into a second room showing a 'Dino Lab' screen. Here he was able to play games which involved matching skeletons to the correct dinosaur, spotting the differences between two pictures and bone jigsaws which he really enjoyed.