eKids Blippi Interactive Toy Tablet with Learning Games for Toddlers – Blue (BL-165.EMv23OLB)

We love Dora tablet

Our son is obsessed with Blippi and he absolutely loves this tablet.

The tablet is just the right size and supper affective, she loved it.

My child loves it.

Our grandson is obsessed with Blippi. This is great for traveling, a quick distraction and it’s nice and lightweight.

Good

Very simple for toddler to use

Good quality and comfortable for children, recommended

I love it

My daughter enjoys her gift

Got to see

Great educational games for kids preschool thru 5th grade in multiple subjects.

My child loves the tablet

Sometimes it can take up to 7 min to turn on

My Son name is Desmond and he's the greatest baby in the world.

Wow! Incredible. Testing

Thank you

Nice

Parents intuition should never be ignored and Blippi is not something I can allow our child to watch. There are too many better choices out there. I felt like it was important to share with other parents why we came to this conclusion: There are glaring misspellings of words that flash across the screen. That's the opposite of educational. Blippi has encouraged dangerous behaviors. Examples: running alongside a moving bus or using power tools. He seems to be annoyed by actual live children he accidentally encounters in the places he films. His voice, affect and manner are insincere and infantilized - not good ways to speak to small children. He mis-identifies objects and doesn't bother to correct them, either on the spot or in post-production. He pushes the spelling of his name hard, as if he is trying to grind it into my childs consciousness and harvest clicks. Incidents such as doing an entire video with his pants zipper all the way down is either terrible production values or a sick joke. He can be seen throwing toys and objects around with disregard and not cleaning them up or addressing what he just did. There is obviously no childcare or education professional involved - compare that to Sesame Street or Daniel Tiger. The entire presentation is loud, frantic, noisy and hyperactive - aspects known to "hypnotize" small children.