Do you have a Kindle? Did you know that Amazon has a Kids Kindle and its fantastic! The Kindle Kids Edition is everything you love about your Kindle but for kids. The Kids Kindle is recommended for readers ages 7-12. The new 2022 Edition includes thousands of book titles to choose from, a cover, and a 2 year guarantee. Because, you know, kids break stuff.
I had the opportunity to get a preview of the new Kindle Kids Edition prior to its release and I was immediately blown away. There are four super cute covers to choose from: Solid Pink, Solid Blue, a Rainbow Birds print, and a Space Station print. Every device comes with a full year of Amazon Free Time Unlimited. After the free year, the subscription is just $2.99 per month! Have multiple devices? The same subscription can be used on any compatible device, including Fire tablets and TV, other Kindles, Amazon Echo, iOS and Android devices.
Give the gift of reading with the Kids Kindle!
Amazon Free Time Unlimited gives kids access to over 20,000 age appropriate books, audio books, educational apps, games, and videos. Plus, it comes with a 2 year full guarantee because, well, kids break stuff. Amazon replaces it for free!
There are NO ads or games! As a Mom I love that there are no distractions and there aren’t any ads targeting our kids. There is no internet access or access to social media. It is just for reading. The device holds 1000 Free Time titles and the battery lasts for weeks. Perfect for travel, car rides, and the subway (for us City Moms!)
Other important features like parental controls, a Vocabulary builder that automatically creates flash cards for words looked up in the built in dictionary, and Achievement recognition , make the new Kids Kindle both Parent and Kid Approved!
The All new 2022 Kindle Kids Edition is available HERE with access to thousands of books, a cover, and a 2 year worry free guarantee.
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