>>It reads perfectly well.
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>>But man, I feel so sorry.
>>It reminds me of an peanuts-game my kids do. It has the same interface.
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>My daughter watches the Disney Channel and plays some games (some are educational, some not) on a Kindle that we got 2 years ago. Originally we tried to get an Android tablet for kids, but it didn't work very well. And then we were told that kids actually did well with Kindles.
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>I was a bit skeptical about all of it at first - I know the danger of devices being little more than electronic flash cards - but she's reading and writing quite well.
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>I know I get repetitive when I say this, but I still love being a dad (even when I'm yelling at her for the 100th time to pick up her toys and straighten her room!) :)

There you have a picture of the dialog.

The world turns disney - and there is nothing you can do.

Well, the best for kids are kids - anyway. We had the great luck to have very good Kindergarten here. This is different to the US for what I know.

At her age we had the electronics (overall TV, comp, etc.) limited to some hours the week. Now they are in school, so one simple can not stop it anymore.

And beeing dad is great.

Well I gave a pic of the nestling a while ago. Have a look here to see something of my oldest. (The lady on top seems to be my ex )