Wii Game for Toddler Reccomendation

My four year old loves Jump Start Pet Rescue and Nick Fit. For the Pet Rescue they go around and solve simple problems to advance in the game. They can also watch movies and play games both of which are educational and great games. We also have the Nick Fit which can be played with or without the Wii fit board. The first time I put the game in he played for an hour running, jumping and moving around. When he has too much energy and needs to use it up I put in the Nick Fit and let him go for it.

My son just turned 5 and has SPD and he's really been enjoying Nickelodeon Kid FIT. You do not need the balance board to do all the games but it will be easier if you have one. There are quite a number of games that are just a blast and are based on the characters found on that nextwork but not in an obnoxious way. Have fun!

It's not educational, but our 3 year old daughter loves loves loves "Just Dance 2". I don't mind her playing it because it gets her up and moving she doesn't have any problem following the people on the screen. When summer rolls around, I'm sure she won't be playing nearly as much, but it's great for winter exercise!

P.S. I love it too!

We are an XBox Kinect family. My 3, almost 4, year old loves all the games, even the ones that are too hard for her. My 17 month old even asks to "play box." Heehee...Now, she's WAY too little to do any of the games, but she likes to pretend.

We started our daughter with the Wiiware "Learning with the PooYoos". There are 2 "episodes" and it gets them started with using the remote. And there's no reading involved. It's REALLY simple, and teaches a little bit.

But, you said your son is a video game wiz, so I'd say those games are below his level now :)

But, Santa brought her a Scooby Doo game for Christmas (Scooby Doo! First Frights). We haven't played it much yet, and it's a bit above what she's used to doing. But, you can have 2 players at any time - jump in, jump out. So if they need help, someone else can join & help.

Other than those, I haven't really found a whole lot that is good for kids new to video games yet not reading. Hopefully she will catch on & be able to play things with us like Mario Party :)

My kids just like playing the games that come with the Wii Fit Plus. They are not necessarily educational. But, they get them up and moving and help with coordiation, balance, and fine motor skills. We have alot of fun as a family doing them and then there are some separate things on Wii Fit that I love for myself as well.