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- 2-Pack Colorful LCD Tablets: 50% brighter screen; write with stylus or any hard object; pressure-sensitive lines; one-button erase; screen lock to save drawings.
- Educational Toddler Toy: 8.5" screen for drawing, writing, spelling, counting, and games; great for home, school, or travel.
- Great Gift for Ages 3 to 8: Perfect for holidays, birthdays, and back-to-school; works as a doodle board, writing pad, and learning tool.
- Eco-Friendly & Mess-Free: Replaces up to 1,000 sheets of paper; long-lasting replaceable battery.
- Eye-Friendly Screen: No glare or radiation and durable
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I'll never rip a fellow SDer for politely sharing advice - ty for the caution (seriously).
Yes, they do have the plastic utensils. My children are old enough where they won't be using this much longer; we are comfortable with them using these while in the vehicle. I would be more cautious allowing a very young toddler using these
There's no issue with a 4+ year old having one of these in the car... The pen part is smaller and lighter than a marker, and much duller than a pencil. In a fast stop, the devices are sent forward, into the footwell, not presenting danger. Any other crashes violent enough to turn the plastic pen into a dangerous projectile would shatter glass and turn everything else in the car into a danger... and the plastic pieces are the least dangerous thing flying
I'm here to give physics advice, which may be construed as parenting advice. In a stop or crash, the thing you have to worry about is momentum... these are small plastic devices, there's very little chance for injury. Given that the age for freehand drawing starts around 3-4 years old, the child is facing forwards and the device would not be inline with their face (as a tablet on a rear-facing child may be).
There's no issue with a 4+ year old having one of these in the car... The pen part is smaller and lighter than a marker, and much duller than a pencil. In a fast stop, the devices are sent forward, into the footwell, not presenting danger. Any other crashes violent enough to turn the plastic pen into a dangerous projectile would shatter glass and turn everything else in the car into a danger... and the plastic pieces are the least dangerous thing flying
The "very little chance" argument is an interesting one. There's a rather small chance of someone walking across the street in a neighborhood to be struck by a car, yet most parents would avoid that danger for their children as well.
I am not saying that OP would ever allow any of these things to happen. I would like to assume everyone is careful and always safe, but that's not really feasible. I'm only pointing out potential safety issues for anyone that hadn't sat and considered them, because I care about the safety of any/all children.
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