Okay, so Robot Riders: Learn to Code is basically Blaze and the Monster Machines meets baby’s first programming lesson. Your kid drags and drops simple commands (move forward, jump, etc.) to guide Robo-Blaze through these little obstacle courses—like, "Okay, first walk three steps, then punch that rock, now jump over the gap." It’s super visual, so even if they can’t read yet, the icons make sense.

Honestly, the animal rescue theme is cute—Blaze turns into a robot to save puppies or whatever, and the levels get trickier as you go. My niece got weirdly competitive about getting the "perfect" command sequence. Not gonna lie, I messed up a few times trying to rush through it. Who knew coding for preschoolers would make me overthink left vs. right?

If your kid’s into Blaze or just likes puzzles where things move when they tap stuff, this is a sneaky way to make them think like a tiny programmer.