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Version 21.05 · 2026-09-28
Ta-da! We’ve fixed some minor bugs to make your app experience smoother! Update now and enjoy the improved Pinkfong app.
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The store currently lists version 21.05, updated 2026-09-28.








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What are the names and roles of my eyes, nose, and ears? Learn about the human body at Pinkfong's science experiment lab!
"Pinkfong My Body" is an educational app for kids featuring variety of science games for preschool kids, focusing on human anatomy.
Play and learn to recognize the different body parts with fun kids games for girls, boys, and allow children to gain interest in early science.
Features:
PRESCHOOL LEARNING GAMES
- Discover 9 high-quality games that teach kids about the different parts of the human body.
- Match the bones of the skeleton, blow the balloon to see how your lungs move, and play the maze game in the brain!
- Get rewarded with cute stickers at the end of each activity!…
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Ta-da! We’ve fixed some minor bugs to make your app experience smoother! Update now and enjoy the improved Pinkfong app.
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