Car Parking is a parking game for young children, hosted by Baby Elephant in his blue cap and scarf. Seen from above, a shiny toy car waits in a car park: drag your finger (or the mouse) from the car to the parking spot of the same colour, and a dotted line follows you. Let go and the car drives along your line, turns to face the way it goes, slides into the spot nice and straight, blinks its lights and says beep beep, while Elephant toots his trunk like a trumpet. If the line nearly reaches the spot, the car finishes the parking for you. Bump into a cone, a kerb or another car and the car wobbles, goes boop and backs up to try again, so nothing is ever lost and there is no clock. Each car parks in the spot of its own colour, so the youngest players practise colours while they plan a route. Ten levels each bring one new thing: driving straight in, going round a corner, matching two colours, steering around cones, parallel parking between two cars, waiting for a duck family to cross, driving up a ramp to the top deck, three colours, tight spots, and a finale that fills the whole car park. The levels travel from a sunny supermarket car park to a beach car park and a city rooftop at night. After each level there is a Car Wash Bubbles round, a true fact about elephants and a new paint job for the car, from racing stripes and stars to flames and a rainbow.