Kindle Kids

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I’m an avid kindle user since 2004, with kids born in 2015 and 2017. We had lots of picture books around and read to them a lot when they were small. We spent a lot of time at the library and got them their own cards when they were fairly young. I’ve always told them my Kindle is for reading books t

Libraries connected to city/state networks offer more ebooks than smaller libraries without connections. The library card for rural libraries in my county gives me access to about 10,000 ebooks. I used my work address to get a city library card connected to a large university, and it gives me access

I probably wouldn’t count it as screen time. That said…. If whatever app/site/whatever they’re using to read this is available on a kindle or similar e-reader this would be the perfect time to slip these things into their ecosystem. What’s the difference you might be thinking, but there’s something

Will he be happy with the less vibrant colors of a color ereader? I feel this is important to mention because you may, or may not, be aware that color ereaders aren't going to have the bright, vibrant color that a tablet would have. If he wants the vibrant color of a tablet, get him a tablet. If he

Kindle Kids comes with the Kindle, cover and 2 years warranty. You can also connect Libby to it for the library. Parental restrictions can be setup on Kindle Kids. Based on the info you shared, I think that an ereader may not be a good idea based on the living situation. I hope it gets better for th

We ended up getting the kindle kids colorsoft for ours this year. My son likes graphic novels too so thats why we chose color. Its really simple to use and the kids control center let's you see his activity too if that is a concern. The only real difference between the kids and normal kindle is that

Start backwards from content he likes. Audio books were huge with our kids before they were reading independently. Kindle kids tablets have a ton and come with a 1 year subscription that gets access to lots of books. You can lock them down to just books / audio books. Graphic novels were also big in

Just about any android ereader will do text to speach and most have speakers. For yound people I would not buy a ereader they are very fragile and expensive for what they are. You would be better off buying a small led tablet. A ereader is really for a few purposes, if you have eye problems reading

Kindle ppw are waterproof. Long battery life. If you buy the kindle kids edition about $20 more, they come with a cover and a 2 year unlimited warranty. Worth the money if a young kid is going to use it. The regular warranty 8s only 1 year and will not cover broken s reens