Player (3rd Gen.)

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

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

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

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.

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

we just got through a very snowy Canadian winter with the same ages. Outside time was very limited. Honestly it's not a great answer but we just spent a ridiculous amount of time at the library. We are very lucky that we have an amazing library. It did get very monotonous, but it was still so much b

How about a Yoto or tonie player, with the cards/figures about animals or dinosaurs? If not, maybe a giant furby home, aka an outdoor play house that he can decorate?

1. Screens should be social. Watch with friends or siblings or parents, not on their own. This is my general rule that I try to stick to, and will try to stick to even as my kid enters adolescence. 2. Audio is your friend. Yoto player is great for younger kids, podcasts are great. Important to start ea

I know someone who was battling cancer in her pregnancy and she made it 2 years pp before passing. She made a podcast for her child with lots of letters, stories, memories. You could do something similar with lots of audio recordings and videos. I don’t know how long you have OP, but make as much as

Yoto player solved this issue for us. She just pops in a card, we can set limit volume limits via the app, and she's happy to listen to a calm audiobook or quiet music until she falls asleep. She can change the track or change the card if she wants to. If she wakes up in the night she doesn't come a