Fire HD 8 Kids tablet, 8" HD display, ages 3-7, 32 GB, includes a 1-year subscription to Amazon Kids+ content, Blue Kid-Proof Case, (2020 release)

Very Very Good. Has served my kid for over 5 years. Retains charge very well. A good sized tablet for kids under 7 years.

For anyone who has a fairly young child and they are concerned about getting that child a tablet this is a good purchase. This review is going to summarize the many tablets my grandson has had since he was three. I want to point out here all the tablets we've had replaced were all broken by my grandson except for one. Out of I think it's been eight tablets none of them failed. Amazon has an environment which is easy to control There's a lot of entertainment designed specifically for children but it's also a legitimate tablet so they're learning skills which I feel certain they will use for the rest of their life. The quality of the tablet is really good for the price ... Especially since you are going to be guaranteed the tablet will provide entertainment for the child for at least 2 years. I purchased my grandson a 7-in when he was 3. During the two years following that purchase it was replaced twice absolutely free and very expeditiously. After its two year anniversary I upgraded him to an 8-in when he was 5 I believe. It was a lot better tablet, a bigger tablet etc. He dropped it off of balcony and broke it once and became frustrated once and hit it against the bumper of a vehicle. Both times a replacement was sent very quickly for free. Well after it's 2-year anniversary I was made aware yet another tablet had reached its untimely end. Actually I guess it wasn't untimely considering I know a lot of adults who can't keep a tablet a year. This was well over 2 years approaching 3 years with this tablet, which had been replaced twice. As you can tell we have a lot of experience with the fire tablets. I should add right now I have three, two seven inch and one 10 in. The fire OS is a little different than the regular Android OS & for adults Can be a concern. It's not my favorite operating system but this tablet is for a child Of all the fire tablets this is the one that I can say without a shadow of a doubt is a good purchase you will not regret. I will add getting the replacements is a little bit more difficult than the first one I don't think it's Amazon policy that's changed I think the customer service guys are used to dealing with the regular tablets and you simply need to remind them and read it verbatim for 2 years you get a replacement no questions asked. No questions asked to me means stop asking me questions except for the important one ... do I send it to the address on file?? It's never taken me more than 20 minutes on the phone to have the replacement shipped. And it's never cost me a dime. If you haven't placed your order by now I'm not really sure what else I can tell you to convince you It's a good purchase for your child or grandchild and they will thank you. Now, you have plenty of money just go buy it already. You can thank me later. I do accept Dogecoin.

My now 2 1/2 yr old son was diagnosed with being on the autism spectrum disorder, and when we were getting him evaluated by a speech therapist (Because that’s where we originally started down this rabbit hole into this Wonderland we are now in…..it started because he stopped speaking all of a sudden.) and so she tried communicating with him via an Apple iPad she had. He didn’t want anything to do with the iPad. She is the one who then suggested we get him a Kids Kindle since he loved to read. I was hesitant because with my now 16 yr old, I always had it drilled into my head as a parent that less screen time is always better and not to start them too young. Now it’s the opposite??? Do they have a parenting memo that I missed where they changed the guidlines? Lol Reluctantly, I got him the kindle. One of the Best decisions I’ve made. After we got him the kindle, he started off playing just one game over and over again…as kids on the spectrum tend to do. But then he slowly started opening books on the kindle, other games, puzzle & matching games, the hungry caterpillar shape game, Elmo and Cookie monsters ABC cookie game where he creates words and they sound them out with phonics. He started pointing to items on the tablet and naming them. Bubble, car, baby…words we had never heard him say prior to that moment. His hand eye coordination has always far surpassed his age, which is uncommon for someone on the spectrum at his age, but he has a hard time with the fine motor skills…opening buttons, putting small pieces of anything into a small opening, lacing a bead on a piece of thread, ect. But after playing one of the vet games where he had to match the bones in the pigeons arm, and pick the fleas off the dog and put them in a jar (I know it’s sounds gross but it’s a kids game and they are so cute lol) but he was then able to control his fine motor skills a little better each time, to then do the tasks asked off him at his therapies. The other thing is how fascinating it is to watch him solve the puzzles, and see his process take place. It has helped me figure out how to help him in other areas, like bathing without a tantrum. You see how they learn and figure things out for themselves, and even though it’s different then the way we do it, it’s a process all the same. Having a child on the spectrum is all about putting the puzzle of their mind together and figuring out that process. That’s what this kindle has allowed us to do…among many other things. Do I let him on it nonstop? Of course not. But it’s become a great motivator for him. He wants to play it, and mommy wants him to as well…but first we work on flash cards. After the flash cards, he gets rewarded with tablet time, which also helps him out more while he’s having fun doing it. Win win. Highly recommend.

Muy buena para mi hija