Originally Posted by Hasty

Well have a two year old here and the basic apple case works fine. Certainly the material makes it non slip and the extra ribbing around the edge acts as a sort of impact absorber.

Trouble is he reckons it's the best toy ever invented........

He's right, don't you think so?

As often quoted the only difference between the man and the boy is the cost of his toys.....

[quote=iVan;83632]Also, it's great to let your children watch Entourage.

...that's the video it shows on the homepage. Hah!

You're right...Barney would've been a much cooler visual.

Why would you let your small kids even touch your iPad?

Originally Posted by Munky

Why would you let your small kids even touch your iPad?

The iPad is a great education tool and teaching kids how to respect and care for an important object is also good for them.

Originally Posted by iVan

Originally Posted by Munky

Why would you let your small kids even touch your iPad?

The iPad is a great education tool and teaching kids how to respect and care for an important object is also good for them.

Right on! Respect is lacking in to many adults as well as children. Keep up the good work/training.

Originally Posted by Munky

Why would you let your small kids even touch your iPad?

Because you have to start somewhere teaching them about how to use and look after things, especially electronic items, and demonstrating trust by letting them handle items is a positive way of doing it. (Do you have small kids yourself?)

My four-year-old loves the apps I've downloaded for her, and she knows she has to earn enough "goody points" to play games, usually for not more than 10-12 mins at a time. As she gets older, there'll be other interesting non-gaming apps like the electronic astrolabe and music synthesizers which will be educational.

You can try otter box. That seems to provide the most protection.