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Can your child stop the silliest drippy nose in town? Stop the Drip is a handcrafted kids' drippy-nose puzzle game created as a side project by a father-daughter team. Aletta dreamed up the idea, the funny objects, and the playful spirit; her dad, Sean, helped her turn it into a real game for iPhone and iPad. Across 15 levels, a harmless cartoon drip keeps falling from a worried little character's nose. Children test real objects to Pinch, Catch, and Clean the nose drip, then discover one wonderfully unnecessary Chaos surprise for a +10-second bonus. WHY LITTLE THINKERS LOVE IT - 15 handcrafted puzzles that grow in complexity - 74 different real-world objects with no repeats - Clear cause-and-effect reactions for every choice - One unique comedy animation in every level - A tactile wooden-toy world made for iPhone and iPad - Original music, object sounds, and playful cartoon nose drips MADE FOR FAMILY TRUST - One-time purchase - No advertisements - No subscriptions or in-app purchases - No accounts, social features, analytics, or tracking - No runtime network calls - Gameplay works offline Stop the Drip is a pretend wooden-toy puzzle, not medical advice. The funny tools and red nose drip are fantasy cartoon syrup, paint, or slime. In real life, get a grown-up and follow current first-aid guidance.
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