Every time I write a review or talk about the value of iDevices for childhood development in the early years there are always a few comments questioning why you would be handing an expensive electronic device to a toddler in the first place. However, the fact that the Joan Ganz Cooney Center even have developed a name for the act of giving your smartphone to your child in their Learning: is there an app for that? research — they call it "the pass back effect" — suggests people are continuing to hand their iPhones over to their young children.
After provided stimulating toys and learning tools for children's development for decades, Fisher-Price have found a solution that should keep everyone happy. They have built a toddler iPhone/iPod Touch holder that offers a new take on early childhood toys. It is bright, colorful and simple and looks like a normal Fisher-Price toy ready to take on teething, throwing and whatever a youngster can manage. It is due around summer and is called the Laugh & Learn Baby iCan Play Case. You can see where Fisher-Price is going with this one too. Of course, expecta range of simple apps designed for children age 1-3 years that can be downloaded and run to play from its position in the case. A plastic covering to protect the phone suggests the device won't be touch sensitive, but children still know how to shake so some cause and effect functionality will be able to be built in with the gyroscope and accelerometer.
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