JumpStart Baby

JumpStart Baby (1998)

by Knowledge Adventure
Genres:Point-and-click
Themes:Educational, Kids
Game modes:Single player
Story:JumpStart Baby is a game released by Knowledge Adventure in 1998. It focuses on learning concepts for ages 9-24 months. It was later succeeded by JumpStart Baby (2000). In this game, the player engages in eight different activities around a house with a stuffed bear named Teddy.
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