Toddler ipad

Travel tips and hacks to make traveling as a family easier for you and your toddler!

From alphabet and number games to music and creativity apps, here are the best apps for toddlers and preschoolers!

Some of my favorite toddler (age 1-3) iphone/ipad apps. I'm really particular about iPhone apps for Emmy. It's still my phone and I only have apps for her so that she is quiet when we are in grown-up situations and all other attempts to entertain her fail. And let's face it, I love to give Emmy attention while browsing the grocery store but if this keeps her seated and not off running down the aisle in the opposite direction - I'm game. My rules for apps: I don't want them to take up much…

Would you do this to your iPad? The 2-In-1 iPotty with Activity Seat for iPad from CTA Digital of Brooklyn, New York is a simple potty training setup which uses an iPad to keep a child focused and in one spot while he, er, learns to do his business the right way. The tablet holder has a clear protective cover and can pivot from landscape to portrait position. The $40 iPotty turned heads at Toy Fair 2013 in New York. (Photo Copyright 2013, Robert S. Anthony, Stadium Circle Features.)

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I allow both of my toddlers access to iPads when we travel. Whether in the car, plane, or train. For me, it isn’t about quantity, but quality. Are they mindlessly watching movie after movie or are they learning the alphabet, counting, shapes or colors? I recen

Three quarters of children aged six months to three years use a touchscreen device every day

And by the time they are a year old, one in seven toddlers is using devices for at least an hour a day, according to research from the American Academy of Pediatrics.