The distinction in between desiring and getting became fairly noticeable this Christmas for a multitude of children, much more so for the iPad by Apple, which at least took the reward for the most popular present demand, with it's average $500 price. According to the preliminary Christmas sales stats out, Apple iOS devices accounted for more than 50 % of all brand-new gadget worldwide sales amongst smartphones and tablets in the week during 19th to 25th December.

Freddie and Sebbie co-director, and daddy of 4, Neil Speight, states that lots of parents were already seeing the educational side of an iPad, rather than just seeing it as another electronic gadget for children to play with. He included... "My oldest children both wanted an iPad for Christmas to assist them with their school research, noting a variety of applications that their School teachers had advised to them both. I actually felt corned, but I swiftly realized that this wasn't the typical "I want" situation, so after consulting my other half, I went ahead and bought them a couple of the devices as Christmas gifts this year."

He continued... "If your children were lucky enough to get an iPad over Christmas and even if they already have one, then the good news is that December was a big month for brand-new application releases in the Kids Category on iTunes. The first video game showcases a green man called Winky, who provides some exceptionally interesting logic puzzles. In another video game, it's Mickey Mouse who's jet setting off into celestial space in order to teach the children mathematics, and then for the youngest app users, children can now romp through an enchanted forest packed with fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters."

Though lots of parents are still firmly against getting electronic devices for their children, Neil states... "It's much like other innovation, TV or computer system. You need to set policies for it. My neighbor's 3 years of age daughter has actually been playing with an iPad now since she was only one and even she knows there are limitations with it. When her mommy says no iPad, she indicates just that. I know she's allowed to watch videos on it in the vehicle, while on the way to daycare school and on the way back home again, but that's just about as much as she's allowed to use the gadget now. In fact the iPad is not even permitted in their home, so while not in use, it just stays in the kids backseat organizer til the next trip out."

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