Fire 7 Kids

Fr I'm kinda surprised at how people are blaming the tablet, they've obviously never seen an Amazon kids tablet lol. There's 0 chance he got that from his tablet, that he spends barely an hour on a week. Even if he spent all day on it, he wouldn't have gotten it from the tablet. He doesn't have acce

Amazon kids tablet! If it’s only for travel, you can just turn off the WiFi and YouTube isn’t an option. There’s also a lot of content if you get the kids+ (it’s usually included for the first year I think) and you can limit the content for their age. We have Amazon kids tablets for exactly this rea

If you are looking for a child focused device with a lot of parental controls honestly the Kindle Fire Kids edition are much more empowering than ordinary Android experiences. Amazon invested quite a lot into their Kids ecosystem.

Ipads are expensive. I just got 2 Amazon kids tablets. They have foam cases so they dont break. You get Amazon free time and can set parental controls like age range and time limits.

Just couldn't help but think about my own son who is struggling with this! My son also had an Amazon Kids tablet, and there's a setting to limit the screentime. Once it reaches that limit, the tablet automatically shuts down with a friendly warning. I told my son that it was out of my control (I kno

I have the new Fire 7 Kids version. I was able to install the google play store and downloaded the "Youtube Kids" that my child loves, but I can't seem to add it to the child profile. The only apps it allows me to select are those downloaded from Amazon's own app store. Is there anyway around this?

We've always used the Kindle Fire Kids tablet because I really like the parental controls. You can lock it down really well so that it only has the apps and videos you approve. We have an app for it called "SafeVision" that's 2 or 3 bucks per month, but it limits YouTube to only channels and videos

My 3yo uses a hacked Amazon kids tablet to access my jellyfin server to watch numberblocks. They can do addition and some simple multiplication. It isn't all bad but there needs to be limits and control over the content they can watch. Every kid is different too so I'm hesitant to say any way is rig

We've put his birthday cash towards Science Tots and the Edmonton Telus world of Science. He's also in dance class this spring. So if you get money these are good options. He's 2.5 and loves both classes. He loves books and his 3rd birthday list is like half books at this time. If you don't have a w

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