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Hello Reader, What if your kid could enjoy the useful and fun features of a smartphone—music, photos, and staying in touch—without handing them one? It’s possible! And with the holidays around the corner, I wanted to share some safer, parent-approved devices that kids actually get excited about. Our latest article, Better Than A Smartphone: 17 Fun Devices for Music, Photos, Calls and More, answers questions every parent has heard from their child, like:
Turns out, there are fun, kid-safe solutions your child will love. And you’ll love the peace of mind they bring. I can’t get enough of the clever mom who created a simple way for her 4-year-old daughter to contact her after she got lost on the bus. I know you’ll love it too. Childhood doesn’t need app stores or endless scrolling. Gift your child better options that help them learn, play, and stay safe.
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