Fire 7 Kids

They should get her an Amazon kids tablet. Cheap($70-100), has a THICK foam protector, and comes with a year of kids Amazon free time. Not sure why they are fine with her just destroying things.

Fr I'm kinda surprised at how people are blaming the tablet, they've obviously never seen an Amazon kids tablet lol. There's 0 chance he got that from his tablet, that he spends barely an hour on a week. Even if he spent all day on it, he wouldn't have gotten it from the tablet. He doesn't have acce

Amazon kids tablet! If it’s only for travel, you can just turn off the WiFi and YouTube isn’t an option. There’s also a lot of content if you get the kids+ (it’s usually included for the first year I think) and you can limit the content for their age. We have Amazon kids tablets for exactly this rea

If you are looking for a child focused device with a lot of parental controls honestly the Kindle Fire Kids edition are much more empowering than ordinary Android experiences. Amazon invested quite a lot into their Kids ecosystem.

I love the Fire Kids tablets. We have one for each of our kids (3). They come with these bad ass protective bumpers. I imagine the bad reviews are from people who try to use them instead of just letting their kids use them. They are shit if you want to use them for adults because they are not all pu

Amazon Fire kids tablets are pretty good. They come in a case and you can control what apps are on it. So long as wifi is turned off. And ads and in-game purchases are not available. (Saw them on Amazon for $60 usually $100). It does need a subscription tho. https://share.google/aowljovAoujiofsQS

Amazon Fire Kids tablet, and the apps early on were like a little piano he could play and some shape sorter and the like. I scaled with age. Now at 8, his favorite apps are Micecraft and Prodigy (which is like pokemon but you do math to win battles). He also loves audible.

I have a fire kids tablet and i love it except that you can’t download youtube kids… i hate having her on regular youtube. Make it make sense!!

I got him one of those Amazon Fire kids tablets for christmas. He has figured out how to use it on his own, and enjoys colourings and tracing shapes. He likes the actual pages of books, but he is rough with them and doesnt like when I read them out loud

My kids had Kindle Fire Kids tablets. I was able to control what they had access to pretty effectively, but most apps that were not already part of the Kindle Fire ecosystem are completely out of the question (unless you go the route of sideloading apps). You cannot have true kindle access on the ap