I can't find a case my special needs 5yo will keep on. How hard is this for a child to unsnap and remove? I watched a video but it's hard to tell.
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Actually it's very sturdy and easy to use. The covering for the camera, earphones and charging area are very secure and easy to remove when needed. I think this would be a wise choice for your 5 year old.
211819
HI, really its very funtionally, my sons have a mini ipad each one and I dont have problem, they dont remove nothing ist very safelly.
211820
We have this case and I think it would be difficult for a 5 year old to get this off. My 13 year old agreed. :)
211821
I would say pretty difficult. I put it on originally, but 6m later I couldn't figure it out to take it off, but I'm 41, not 5....
429552
Get a butter knife or coin and slip though the little opening on the right side the slide it a little and the case shall come apart ..( I just tried and it worked)
738405
We just bought this innotab 2 and love it. We had the fist one, but my little boy kept dropping it so it no longer worked properly. I would wait until she is 4 or so to get it, it didn't make it long at our house due to slippery fingers! Hopefully now that he is 5 this new one will fare better. Good luck!!
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I think they got some labels confused. There are no detachable parts small enough to fit in your child's mouth. It's a ride on so it was obviously designed for under 3 years. My nephew loves his, he cries when he has to get off of it. It's perfectly safe.
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If you still don't have any luck, I can try to post a video this weekend of how to lock it in. It's really a secure case in that respect. I've dropped my ipad so many times and it remains securely in the case. Let me know if you think a video would help or if you've just moved on entirely :-)
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A child can easily take them apart but fitting it back together would depend on the age of the child. Kids learn by taking things apart. My son used to take the phone apart and put it back together. Now he's going to be an engineer. You may want to get used to the idea of "change" because it's the only thing that's permanent in this world. Puzzles are learning toys :D Ask yourself, Why do I feel the need to control? Healthy boundaries are good for children but you can go too far. Is it his playroom? These are great for Yoga! You could practice loosening your foundation while your little one plays! Have FUN! A child can easily take them apart but fitting it back together would depend on the age of the child. Kids learn by taking things apart. My son used to take the phone apart and put it back together. Now he's going to be an engineer. You may want to get used to the idea of "change" because it's the only thing that's permanent in this world. Puzzles are learning toys :D Ask yourself, Why do I feel the need to control? Healthy boundaries are good for children but you can go too far. Is it his playroom? These are great for Yoga! You could practice loosening your foundation while your... » Read More A child can easily take them apart but fitting it back together would depend on the age of the child. Kids learn by taking things apart. My son used to take the phone apart and put it back together. Now he's going to be an engineer. You may want to get used to the idea of "change" because it's the only thing that's permanent in this world. Puzzles are learning toys :D Ask yourself, Why do I feel the need to control? Healthy boundaries are good for children but you can go too far. Is it his playroom? These are great for Yoga! You could practice loosening your foundation while your little one plays! Have FUN! « Show Less
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Nope. You have to remove the iPod/iPhone from the case. It's not difficult to do--just the push of a child-proof button--but it's a bit of a pain that it can't be used while charging. Even with that issue, I still haven't found a comparable case for toddlers and kids. Our daughter has beat the heck out of her case for almost 2 years and we're just now replacing it (with the same model).
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There is an instructional video on their website...I felt the same way til I watched the video...it's super easy. It just peels apart at the top of the case
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My daughter doesn't complain but I see her struggle with it and then simply use her right hand. Found this thread while trying to figure out how to rig it up for her. I just used a round hairband (like a rubber band) and extended it out. It seems pretty sturdy - we are traveling with it so if it holds up I will let you guys know.
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I think it would be too much for a 5yr old to handle. Sometimes there is a pressure built up with hot liquids that make it seal tight and its hard to break. I have "morning hands" where I don't have full strength in my hands when i wake up and I sometimes need my husband to open it for me.
648719
Thank you. I am in the market for a kid safe case for eight of these tablets. Any help will be greatly appreciated. At this point any case that will fit them properly would help!
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My kids love ours. It is kinda of difficult for anyone under ten, so parent may need to assist. It's not cheap plastic. I was happy with the purchase. You can buy string from a craft store, too, just fyi :)
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There is a button you have to push on that is located where the single black strap is coming out where the child's feet go. Reach your finger in there and push up, you should be able to feel the button and the straps should loosen! Hope this is helpful.
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I would say it depends on the kid. The lid is pretty wide so I child with small hands may struggle. Also if the child puts the lid on I'm sure they could take it off. For example, If I put the lid on I have no trouble taking it off later. But when my husband puts the lid on, he puts it on so tight that I need the jaws of life to remove the lid, whereas he has no trouble at all.
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Yes, I would say so as I have had no problems with my kids (I have a daughter who puts everything in her mouth!) - this is a very tough case with a hard shell underneath the rubber outer cover - she could possibly bite off the little rubber covers that flip open so you can charge or utilise headphones etc :)
1026714
The lock system would be difficult for a child to.remove at the age of 1thru 7 years.The push button is smooth and efficient shut's off perfectly with no spill as noted on container.
627553
I used a regular case, which is too big. So I just fold the excess and make do with it. My kid does not seem to mind the not-so-perfect fit.