Built with experts
Every activity is created in collaboration with educators and child psychologists to support specific skill development, not just entertainment. Methods target attention, language, logic, and motor growth.
Safe by design
The app contains no ads, extra buttons, or risks of accidental purchases. Clean navigation and protected areas keep learning focused and let adults stay in full control of time and content.
Fully interactive
Every game element responds to touch, keeping children actively engaged in learning. Taps, drags, and immediate feedback turn curiosity into understanding and help concepts stick through practice.
Parent tools and cross–device
A parent dashboard offers printable worksheets, progress tracking, and interactive tests, while cross–device support saves a child’s progress across platforms so learning continues anywhere.
Drawing with Keiki is always safe, intuitive, and fun. The interface is simple enough for a two-year-old and carefully designed to avoid sensory overload. Large touch targets, clear prompts, and calm visuals keep attention on creativity, not controls. Gentle feedback, easy undo, and ad-free play help kids explore confidently while adults stay in control.
For children, drawing is as natural as running, climbing, or playing. Often, a toddler becomes fascinated by colors and paper long before they can speak clearly, read, or count. That’s because creativity is instinctive. It has no limits, it unleashes imagination, and it’s an expression of thoughts and emotions. Even the first simple scribbles and lines are already a way of communicating in the language of visuals.
Drawing isn’t just a fun activity with paints and crayons. Long before a child can confidently talk, they can already show how they feel and what they’re thinking – through a stroke, a splash, or a little figure. That’s why drawing games for 2-year-olds are incredibly important for early development.
Colorful lines, simple shapes, tiny fingertip trails on a screen – these are the first steps toward understanding the world and the self. In Keiki, children don’t just draw – they complete creative tasks, practice coloring, add missing parts, and learn to express themselves. No pressure, no expectations – just pure joy.
At this age, toddlers are developing hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and visual perception. Simple motions like tracing shapes, coloring figures, or connecting dots help activate brain areas responsible for speech, memory, and focus. In Keiki, we offer a wide variety of drawing activities designed specifically for 2-year-olds:
Encouraging a child’s creativity is easy – all they need is the right tool for self-expression. That’s exactly what Keiki provides. Join the Keiki community and experience the benefits of gentle, engaging development through play.