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Tablets for Kids: Nabi 2, Meep, iPad - Evolved Mommy
Watching a toddler navigate a tablet is fascinating. Obviously my three-year-old can’t read, yet somehow she knows exactly what to do without being told.
In case you’re thinking about getting a tablet for the kid(s) in your life, but you just aren’t sure if you should go with an iPad, Nabi 2, Meep! or something else, here are our top picks for kid tablets.
THE BIG WINNER: Nabi 2 $199
 - Pre-loaded with tons of apps, games and features - Tough body - Ages 4+ - Chore lists and Treasure Box rewards - Create art, read books, listen to music, watch videos - Kid-friendly operating system that can be turned off making this tablet mom’s favorite, too. |
Most affordable: LeapFrog LeapPad1 $59
 LeapFrog LeapPad1 - Ages 4-9 |
Expensive Entertainer: Meep! $149
 Meep! Tablet - Ages 6+ |
Honorable Mention: iPad Mini $399 (+ kid-friendly case & apps)
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iPad Mini - Most powerful, but most expensive |
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The Meep is much more than games and movies. It’s designed to interface with GooglePlay so you can download and run anything. It has its own web browser, camera, and chat program. It is designed for a high level of parental control, so you the parent have the say over what web sites are browsed, etc.