Welcome to kiddiesgames.com!
We have lots of fun and educational computer games for babies, toddlers and preschool children,
that are online and free.
To play these games, you will need Flash Player version 5 or higher, which you don’t seem to have,
or which seems to be disabled by very high security settings in your browser.
If you clicked on Baby Games or Preschooler Games on the menu and came to this page about the Flash Player instead,
then this probably means that you don’t yet have Flash Player 5 or higher.
You can click here to go to our home page where all the great free games are,
but you’ll need to have the free Flash Player 5 or higher in order to play these games.
Or maybe you do have the Flash Player but your browser security settings are too high to let it play.
To enable the Flash Player in Internet Explorer, click on “Tools” in the browser menu,
choose “Internet Options...”, click the “Security” tab, click the “Custom Level...” button,
find the setting called “Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins”, click the radio button next to its “Enable”,
click “OK”, then “Yes”, then “OK” again.
The Flash Player is free, safe and very quick to download. You can
download it here from Macromedia.com.
Most computers these days come with the Flash Player already installed.
It is used by millions of internet web sites to allow you to view great web pages.
It is made by the very respected company Macromedia.
They have aimed to make it impossible to create or do anything unsafe with the Flash Player
or with any games such as ours that use the Flash Player.
They seem to have been successful,
because no viruses or security breaches have ever occurred with the Flash Player or games such as ours that use the Flash Player.
So download the Flash Player
and then click on Baby Games, Preschooler Games or Family Languages on our menu
to start playing fun computer games with your baby or preschooler!
A download version of 12 of these games is available for purchase for $16. They’re even better because you can play the games forever offline and they’re not run through a browser.
