MP3 player for child?

sunshinetours

bodmil wrote: »

Personally I would say no, I don't like the idea of young children plugging themselves into gadets at such a young age. It's good for them to entertain themselves but not in isolation like that.

Surely parents decide that and restrict use. Ours don't have unrestricted access to any electronic gadget including the TV and nor should any child IMO

sunshinetours

oligeo wrote: »

Many thanks for that, and sorry to be dense, but drag from itunes?

Thanks

Do you use itunes now or would you buy from elsewhere? Unless you have Apple products I wouldn't use itunes personally.
i also believe there is an issue with latest itunes and dragging and dropping on itunes

If you aren't fmailiar with downloading music this may be of use (sorry if you are)

oligeo

many thanks for that

bodmil

sunshinetours wrote: »

Surely parents decide that and restrict use. Ours don't have unrestricted access to any electronic gadget including the TV and nor should any child IMO

Of course but I don't think at 7 an mp3 player should even be an option. I would be quite frustrated if my child was given one which I then had to ration.

sunshinetours

bodmil wrote: »

Of course but I don't think at 7 an mp3 player should even be an option. I would be quite frustrated if my child was given one which I then had to ration.

Guess we are all different, times move on as does technology. Original advice by many including me was to ask parents first quite rightly.

All technology that impacts eyes and ears should be "rationed" by responsible parents IMO