Feelings - Emotional Growth

Name: Feelings - Emotional Growth
Rating: 3.95 (12637 reviews)
Author: BabyBus

BabyBus

★ 4.0 (12,637 ratings)

⬇ 10,000,000+ downloads

Est. actual: 15,826,345

Style: Educational

Free

Released: Dec 6, 2015

IAP: $2.49 per item

Contains ads

Rated: Everyone

Mechanics Kids learning

Signals

4 this week · 2 positive · 1 warning All of this week's signals →

📈Last 7 days +1.7K installs — 21% slower than the week before (+2.1K) · 334/day since Sep 18
🏆Among Educational games top 7% by installs gained this week (11532 peers growing)
⭐Rating steady at ★ 3.95 since Sep 18
🛠Updates actively updated · updated 5 days ago · every ~378 days (2 updates tracked)

Installs since launch

+14,679 installs · -6 ratings since Sep 18

SDKs in the app · version 8.70.00.00, analysed Oct 1, 2026

Ad mediationironSource / Unity LevelPlay
Ad networkGoogle Mobile Ads (AdMob) 23.0.0 InMobi Unity Ads 4.11.3
AnalyticsFirebase Analytics 21.0.0
ConsentGoogle User Messaging Platform 2.2.0
Crash reportingFirebase Crashlytics 18.2.10
Engagement & messagingPlay In-App Review 2.0.1
Game engineCocos2d-x
PaymentsPlay Billing Library 7.0.0
PlatformPlay In-App Updates 2.1.0
Remote configFirebase Remote Config 21.0.2
StorageTencent MMKV

3 mediation adapters

Adapters connect a mediation SDK to an ad network. An adapter alone does not mean the network’s own SDK is bundled.

ironSource/LevelPlay adapter → unityads 4.3.43ironSource/LevelPlay adapter → unityads 4.3.39ironSource/LevelPlay adapter → vungle 4.3.24

Found by static analysis of the app package; bundled is not the same as active. All SDKs →

Update history

8.76.00.00 Oct 28, 2026

8.73.00.00 Oct 15, 2025 · seen Sep 18, 2026

Trailer

Feelings - Emotional Growth is an educational game by BabyBus with 10,000,000+ downloads (about 16M estimated). +1.7K installs in the last 7 days. Rated 4.0 from 13K ratings. Released Dec 6, 2015. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “This educational game teaches children to recognize when they have a specific feeling. Toddlers experience many of the same emotions adults do. Babies can feel angry, jealous, excited, sad, happy, frustrated or worried. The huge difference is that toddlers often lack the self-control and language skills to express…”