Fire 7 Kids

I recommend the pbs kids games. Tons of great low stim educational content. Free! Not sure if you can access that with the fire kids tablet.

Bsffr, that baby is already plopped in front of the TV watching Frozen & Pocahontas. Whoever will mind after Arugula while Guppy is trying to mooch free food at Bennan's during Kyen's shift?!? That's right, a tablet will. Girlypop can't even do her night-time routine, soothe her colicky baby, or rem

I don’t give my son his iPad with a full charge. If I try to take it away or limit him, he melts down.. but if the iPad dies he seems to carry on without skipping a beat.. so I try to give it to him when it’s at 50% charge, then it dies after an hour or 2 and he moves on. He also has the Amazon fire

We have Amazon kids tablets for our 4 and 2 year old but they only use the for travel. They are fine, they are kinda slow to operate. I would look for refurbished iPads. They are much easier to operate. But, the Amazon tablets are fine, they work fine and do what they need to do, I just wish they we

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.

Our household has no enforced screen time. We have 7 year old boy/girl twins. My son is level 3 nonverbal and daughter is awaiting diagnosis now (ADHD, ODD). My son has an iPad ACA device, a samsung tablet, and 2 Fire kids tablets. He's on his tablets the majority of the time he's home from school.

UPDATE: he slept really well last night, ate a whole plate of eggs and multiple sausage patties for breakfast, he got on his tablet and was playing Roblox, and watching YouTube and there was a video of two people kissing in the video he was watching and he told me he has Snapchat on the tablet with

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

I would personally steer away from the "Kindle Fire Kids" (the tablet, I don't know if this applies to the Kindle Kids eInk ereaders) because it prohibits sideloading entirely on the kids profiles. You can't even load books using Send to Kindle - they don't show up at all under the parents.amazon.co

My husband (43) and I (37) are gamers with kids (7 & 5) and they’ve been playing video games since they were old enough to try, so maybe since they were 3-4. We started with Mario Kart, Yoshi, and Luigi’s Mansion on Switch but we’re Xbox gamers so whenever I’m on Fortnite and the kids ask for a turn