I'm the same, except I also pay for two subscription-based apps that frequently update content, mostly for my kids. Simply Piano (amazing, can't praise it enoug

I'm the same, except I also pay for two subscription-based apps that frequently update content, mostly for my kids. Simply Piano (amazing, can't praise it enough) and Tappity (mostly science-related content for younger kids, think Bill Nye or Beakman's World but semi-interactive and on an iPad instead of the TV—it's not amazing but my youngest really took to it and is getting enough out of it to justify the subscription, IMO) I think it's $300-400 a year for the pair of them? Easy to justify especially in Simply Piano's case, when you consider what even a few weeks of in-person piano lessons would cost (not that it makes such lessons obsolete, but still). But yeah, outright buying apps or using IAP... ProCreate, Angry Birds (yay! they re-released the original, which is one of the only two of those I care about, finally! Now if I could just get Seasons again...), several tables in Pinball Arcade bought when they were on steep discount just before they lost the licenses to most of the tables I was interested in. I think that's all my App Store purchases, ever, otherwise. I think most of the money's from "whales" in shitty F2P games.