Player (3rd Gen.)

YOTO

Player (3rd Gen.)

280 positive 0 neutral 20 negative

Based on 300 Reddit mentions

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Aside from cassette tapes and CDs, what's the best solution to allow my kid to listen to like 10 songs I know he loves that's easy for him to manage and not connected to the internet? He's 5.

Get a Yoto player and then ‘make your own card’ with the songs you want. Then he can play that card. Won’t need the internet

AcornPoesy in r/daddit

August 28, 2025 12:13 PM

497

Yoto player vs Tonie

The Yoto is so much better. The Tonie figurines become toys and often get separated from the unit. I also didn't love the content. Yoto has a better app and more content that will grow with your kid. The make your own cards are easy to do and fun. Yoto is almost more portable (I wouldn't bother with

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MmmnonmmM in r/Mommit

April 10, 2026 9:06 PM

112

Tonie box.. what's the point?

This. My 6 year old is obsessed with her Yoto player! That being said it last, it’s definitely a great investmenteasy gift to ask for new cards.

Sophiapetrillo40s in r/Parenting

June 1, 2025 2:07 PM

384

Downtime alternative to tv

Yoto player forever

viperemu in r/toddlers

April 20, 2026 1:38 AM

93

Tonie Box - Do kids actually like it?

Just here to suggest the Yoto player. It’s been a hit from 5-8. My 12 year old likes it too, but the books for her age are limited, so she typically uses Libby or Sora instead.

EbbStunning7720 in r/Mommit

November 15, 2025 10:19 PM

267

Tonie box.. what's the point?

The Yoto is a cheaper option because you can just buy a pack of $20 blank cards and write over them indefinitely. It’s similar to my childhood fisher price cassette player in a way.

quietdownyounglady in r/Parenting

June 1, 2025 2:14 PM

194

Which of LAST year’s holiday gifts are your kids still loving?

We got our yoto player two years ago for Christmas. It’s still our most used toy.

sjyork in r/moderatelygranolamoms

November 14, 2025 5:34 PM

146

Screen-Free Moms: What Actually Keeps Your Kids Busy? Best Toys & Activities?

Magnatiles are always a hit, “helping” me cook (both kids love to peel garlic and tomatillos and it’s actually helpful?), my 2 year old will play at the kitchen sink in her climbing tower for 30+ minutes, playing dress-up (kids’ costumes AND my clothes/heels while I’m getting ready), indoor play kit

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toodle85 in r/Mommit

April 1, 2026 8:34 PM

41

Screen free parents/carers - best resources for screen-free activities?

Not so much a resource but let your child be bored sometimes, they don’t need constant stimulation. Boredom brings out creativity. Open ended toys that they can reach independently are good like building blocks, magnatiles, animal figurines like Schleich if they’re older. Baby proof your entire hous

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Salad_Informal in r/UKParenting

March 28, 2026 8:07 AM

37

Tonie box.. what's the point?

Get a Yoto player! It's great for all ages, even one!

burntpopcorneww in r/Parenting

June 1, 2025 5:08 PM

101

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