Dumbest screen I can buy?

[Anonymous]

I want to buy the simplest, dumbest screen for my toddler to use to watch Amazon Prime on a flight. What’s my cheapest, most straightforward option?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I want to buy the simplest, dumbest screen for my toddler to use to watch Amazon Prime on a flight. What’s my cheapest, most straightforward option?

I’d just get a Fire with the kidproof case. They are around $50.

[Anonymous]

How old is your toddler? My kids didn't engage in screens until past toddlerhood, but I know people have different age ranges for what that means!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How old is your toddler? My kids didn't engage in screens until past toddlerhood, but I know people have different age ranges for what that means!

Ok…. Do you have a recommendation for a product or just letting us know about family’s screen policy?

[Anonymous]

We used Kindle Fires at that age - they're pretty clunky and the interface isn't great, but it works for what you want and is not particularly useful otherwise (which was a plus, in my book).

[Anonymous]

Kindle Fire.

[Anonymous]

Kindle Fire.

But my niece won’t look at screens longer than like ten minutes. So be sure it will actually hold the kid’s attention!

[Anonymous]

Yup--a kindle fire

[Anonymous]

Do you have an old iPad? I have an iPad 2 still going strong, for movies at least, for my 5 yo. My 10 and 12 yo have kindle fires. It doesn’t really matter device what you get- it just depends how you use them. My older kids weren’t allowed anything more than movies and eventually Minecraft until well into elementary school - we just didn’t put any other apps on there