Finding Gifts That Keep Children Entertained Without Handing Over a Tablet Presents a Challenge
Finding gifts that keep children entertained without handing over a tablet presents a challenge when electronic devices dominate holiday wish lists.
Five screen-free holiday gifts including the Yoto Mini Player, KiwiCo kits, Lovevery travel packs, Raddish subscriptions, and the Bitzee Aquarium offer alternatives to electronic gadgets for children, USA Today reported. Several products offer screen-free engagement that encourages creativity and family time, according to USA Today.
The Yoto Mini Player allows children to listen to stories and music independently using audio cards. The device provides access to more than 1,000 audio cards with up to 16 hours of battery life and a water-resistant design for ages three and up.
Subscription boxes from KiwiCo provide hands-on STEM projects combining science, engineering, and creativity for preschoolers through teenagers. USA Today readers can use code UT50 to receive 50% off a first KiwiCo crate through Dec. 31.
Lovevery introduced 12 portable Mini Kits priced at $50 each to keep babies and toddlers entertained during travel or outings. The On the Airplane kit was developed in partnership with Delta Air Lines, featuring a board book with real-life photography for young travelers.
Raddish offers a monthly cooking subscription for kids costing about $30 per month. The first box includes an apron, step-by-step recipes, kid-friendly tools, and activities designed to build real-world kitchen skills.
The Bitzee Aquarium lets children feed and care for 30 virtual sea creatures through an interactive underwater design. The toy is targeted at children ages five and up and is sold at Amazon.