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Protecting my family is my top priority. I wouldn’t know what to do straight away if something bad were to happen to any of us, but I know that I can’t just leave things as they are, especially if one of my kids became injured. I’ll do anything for them, and if they’re wronged in anyway, I will fight their corner for as long as is necessary. If they were injured because of someone else, I would rightly feel angry, but would want to get some form of justice.

If, for example, one of my children was to become injured while on a field trip with their school, I would be livid, because they should guarantee their safety at all times. Should one of my kids break a leg or arm because of someone else’s negligence, there’s a chance that I would have to look after them, taking time off work in the process. Then, I would stand to lose income, meaning that paying for food and electricity would become more difficult. Thankfully, with help from First4lawyers, I can make a compensation claim which not only means getting justice, but also having the means to pay for everything else. 

Making injury claims for compensation is something that any mother would do if they wanted to protect their kids from suffering while recovering from injury. A successful claim will help to reimburse any lost income and costs like medical bills, and can make recovery a little less stressful, and you can’t really put a price on that.

Talk about the weirdest luck I have that I get to review this app! I was posting some articles as usual on my Facebook page (find and like me there will you because I'm pretty active there!) and I saw someone by the nickname of MobileIgromatic commented back and out of curiosity (Ok, fine, I do often check out the people who commented on my posts, especially if they have weird names or interesting profile pictures!), anyway I checked out the profile and realised that they developed these few apps and I was immediately attracted to this app. So I sent a private message to them and the rest is history and yes, you are reading my review as below...

* Title: Magic Sorter
* Price: $1.99
* Category: Games
* Updated: Jun 30, 2012
* Version: 1.2
* Size: 43.7 MB
* Language: English
* Seller: Igromatic
* Rated: 4+
* Requirements: Compatible with iPad.Requires iOS 4.1 or later.

Description from the product page:

"MAGIC SORTER - Sea Tales - 5 in 1 helps develop important cognitive and fine motor skills by dragging & dropping objects to match the silhouettes. With parental assistance it can also develop language skills, for example, by naming the objects, sea animals, shapes and colors."

What's good?

* There are 5 games in this app: Shape, Silhoutte, Size, Puzzle and Color. I think that is awesome as we are not just limited to only 1 playing (and learning!) route.

* It is engaging and interactive and I love the beautiful illustrations and the colors are vivid and very eye catching!

* I can see my 3 years old boy playing the app with ease maybe because he has some practise from our daily activities for our unofficial learning methods lately.

* I use the opportunity in some of the games to teach my boy further, for example in the 'Size' game, I reinforced my teachings on the small, smaller, smallest or big, bigger, biggest concept.

* I am very excited to see the potential of learning with this app while still having fun!

Room for Improvement?

* Other than I think this app should be under the 'Education' category, nothing I can think of!

You can purchase the "Magic Sorter" app from the iTunes App Store.

I received no monetary compensation for this review, I was provided with the promo code to redeem the application for free from iTunes Store in order to facilitate my review. All opinions expressed in this post are my own. Please do your own research when purchasing products, as your opinions may differ from mine. And if you'd like to read my previous iPad Apps reviews, you can do so by reading this post of mine called "My iPad App Reviews"

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