Player (3rd Gen.)

The kids would just stay up longer taking them out, switching to new ones, etc So what? You don't need them to fall asleep at an exact time. We've got Yoto players which have swappable cards which we hang near their bed and we can volume limit it in the app. If they want to swap the cards in and out

I bought a yoto not realizing it required Wifi. I'm looking at the listing for it now and to find anything about Wifi, it's way down past the customer reviews and multiple banners and carousels: https://us.yotoplay.com/yoto-mini It's not the end of the world, but I think the device's reliance on wif

We got the Toniebox and Yoto at the same time. My daughter loves the Toniebox and hardly ever touches the Yoto. It’s really what they (and you!) prefer. For example, some parents think it’s essential to be able to control the player on their phone. While I prefer having my daughter do it all (she do

You could get a Yoto player with make-your-own cards, and load the playlists onto the cards for him to use. It’s much more limited than Spotify, though.

MYO cards from Yoto are wildly overpriced, but Yoto cards with books/stories/music are great to buy (and I do buy them, and use playlist content that Yoto distributes). The main motivation for these inexpensive DIY MYO cards is because Yoto still (after many, many requests) does not support configur