Best larger Amazon tablet for kids: Amazon Fire HD 10 Best affordable tablet for kids: Amazon Fire HD 8 I’ve spent a lot of time testing and reviewing tablets for kids, and I learned many truths along ...

Electronic tablets for kids are likely to be a hot gift this holiday season. Consumer Reports tested 17, ranging in price from $50 to $200. Consumer Reports measured battery life, display and ...

Which tablet is best for kids? Most kids’ tablets are made to provide entertainment, be learning platforms or both. Look for the entertainment to learning ratio you want your child to have. Tablets ...

We could debate how much screen time is appropriate for kids, but zero screen time is almost impossible in this day and age—so if your kids are going to be in front of a screen, the content should at ...

Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Buying any device for a child, especially a tablet, can be difficult, ...

A B.Tech (Computer Science) engineer turned writer, Varun has over 7 years of experience in tech journalism. He started his journey by writing for various publications like Beebom and Mr. Phone, ...

Which drawing tablet for kids is best? Drawing tablets have become a standard for making art. Even young artists can safely and comfortably practice using one, giving them the power to easily and ...

The new Nabi Jr and Nabi XD tablet devices for kids and tweens respectively are now both available from Best Buy. Both the tablet devices were launched a few months ago for $100 and $250 for the Jr ...

We’ve voiced our thoughts about how e-paper devices serve as the perfect gateway to start your children out with technology. They aren’t as harmful to eyesight as mainstream tabs, they help save you a ...

If that question sparked a slight ick, you’ve probably been a a victim of what we like to call “child bordem.” You know, when there’s a kiddo around who is utterly bored and they come to you, the ...

Most adults grew up back in the day with tangible toys and knick-knacks (like coloring and story books, sports equipment, board games, action figures and dolls and the like) that kept us entertained ...