Fire 7 Kids

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

The fire kids tablet is terrible, unintuitive, under-powered, and controls and interface are a joke. Ignoring the whole conversation around whether a 5 year old should even have their own tablet, don't get this one.

My daughter's favorite thing on her school-issued iPad is watching Sesame Street on the PBS Kids app, so I bought her a Fire 7 Kids for the main purpose of doing that while giving her the option to access other apps. My issue now is, Sesame Street is not even showing on the PBS Kids app on her Fire

Punish her by giving her an old Amazon kids tablet. its awful to use but only tablet that'll load Reddit! 😂

Wir haben sowieso ein Abo und haben uns damals - etwas zu wenig recherchiert zugegebenermaßen - deshalb für das Amazon Kids Tablet entschieden… Wir hassen diesen Ding!! Ich fiebere schon auf den Tag hin, an dem es eeendlich final aufhört zu funktionieren und ich den Kauf eines gebrauchten iPads rech

My inlaws gifted my toddler a Fire 7 Kids tablet over a year ago and it's been sitting in the box unused in my basement since (don't buy someone else's toddler a tablet without parents permission...anyway). We have a very long car trip coming up so, I figured I would finally pull it out. I was hopin

I love my children, but they're too smart for their own good.

Under each of their child profiles, I have Web Settings -> Enable Web Browser disabled.
I also have Child Settings -> Daily Goals & Time Limits, set up so that they should only have 1 hour of screen time per day.

I caught my oldest

16 gb sounds like a decent amount. Except it's really far less. After system files and pre-installed software that I can't remove, it's like 6 GB. Okay, I buy a 128 gb mini SD card. Except, none of the kids apps will install to it.

So I am constantly having to remove games so my kids can play somet

My inlaws gifted my toddler a Fire 7 Kids tablet over a year ago and it's been sitting in the box unused in my basement since (don't buy someone else's toddler a tablet without parents permission...anyway). We have a very very long car trip coming up so, I figured I would finally pull it out. I was

Frustrated parent here. I have owned many Android devices and consider myself to be fairly technically proficient, but this device is pushing my buttons. Yesterday I set up a brand new Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet that was purchased as a gift for my daughter. If it were not a gift I would have alrea