Do people really buying their little kids tablets?

[Majestyx]

my god daughter is 2, and she has taken over my homies Ipad... she can go to netflix, turn on gabagaba or some elmo shyt and watch it, turn the volume up or down, and she cant even say a proper sentences

 

[Mac071415]

yea but them dumb fuks probably be deleting important apps/info that u need simply because they can't read and just press sh1t until something works

nikka please. Just lock the market and installations and uninstallation of apps. I'm getting my son one. Fk it

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[Hiphoplives4eva]

my daughter who is 2.5 can use an ipad fairly adroitly. I gave her my old ipad 1, downloaded a bunch of kid friendly apps, disabled the app store and its basically a fool proof child tablet. She can use it extremely well and loves it to death

 

[FcKuPaYmE]

My cousin only 15 and can do damn near everything there is to do on my ipad.

 

[CTech83]

I upgraded my girls ipad, so the ipad 2 went to my son. He has all his learning apps and games. I disabled Safari as a precaution too. It's a great learning tool, but I try to limit his time with it.

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

I wouldn't have thought to buy my kids one but after reading this thread I think I will.
Thank you TS for the thread backfire.

 

[MikelArteta]

yes my niece is 4 and has a tablet, there are alot of apps for kids, like abc, counting apps, puzzle apps, netflix for kids that they can easily choose what they want, talking tom etc.

 

[nieman]

I may be in the majority, but I say let them be a kid...go outside, be entertained by the regular things first. My real only problem with it is that it really takes away the normal social experience and in some ways its hindering imagination.

If the kids don't like what's on TV at the time, let them go outside or make up some game in the house to play. Everything shouldn't be spelled out for them. Some of us had computers and we weren't allowed to be on them all day. We also had Atari, Nintendo, SNES, SEGA, Gameboy, all the other ish but we still weren't allowed to be on them all day. We had to have other things as well.

11 and up is perfect, anything under is definitely case by case but no toddlers should have. It shouldn't be the norm.

 

[razassin]

My 2 year old cousin knows how to play games on the ipad... No lie, these lil muthafukkaz is smart as hell

 

[Data-Hawk]

Buying my son( 8 yrs old ) a kindle fire......his loves to read and goes through books pretty fast.

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[MikelArteta]

I may be in the majority, but I say let them be a kid...go outside, be entertained by the regular things first. My real only problem with it is that it really takes away the normal social experience and in some ways its hindering imagination.

If the kids don't like what's on TV at the time, let them go outside or make up some game in the house to play. Everything shouldn't be spelled out for them. Some of us had computers and we weren't allowed to be on them all day. We also had Atari, Nintendo, SNES, SEGA, Gameboy, all the other ish but we still weren't allowed to be on them all day. We had to have other things as well.

11 and up is perfect, anything under is definitely case by case but no toddlers should have. It shouldn't be the norm.

in moderation its fine

like i say my niece does puzzles, learns how to count, how to know what certain objects are, how to spell etc.

 

[Data-Hawk]

kindle

get that nikka an ipad mini....

lol... I got the Kindle fire for $129 on black monday......... Since he can't keep his hands off mine. He has about 10 books on my kindle that need to go

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

my god daughter is 2, and she has taken over my homies Ipad... she can go to netflix, turn on gabagaba or some elmo shyt and watch it, turn the volume up or down, and she cant even say a proper sentences

Thats my son in a nutshell. He has a leap pad but he also uses our iphones, because we have toddler apps on it. He actually knows how to use it better than my mom

 

[Tom]

my niece(4), who can read, & nephew(2) ask to play with my ipad everytime they see me. they know how to open it, where to go, what app they like. it keeps them busy also, lol. itunes has games like Dora, Sesame Street, etc that they love to play and off course Angry Birds. they know how to use netflix and where to look for movies. for xmas, my sister got them the last generations itouches that went onsale black friday when the new ones released...

ur niece must be white or asian if she can read at 4