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The Best Audio Players for Kids: Yoto, Toniebox, and More

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Nicole Kinning
The Best Audio Players for Kids: Yoto, Toniebox, and More
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This article reviews various audio players for children, such as the Yoto Player and Toniebox, which offer screen-free entertainment. These devices allow children to listen to stories and music independently while avoiding the distractions of tablets.

That’s where audio players are handy. In a world where screens are increasingly hard to avoid, parents are looking for alternatives—and these players, in their various formats, are to the rescue. The devices mark a sweet spot between independent play and story time, letting kids listen to music, audiobooks, and interactive stories without a tablet in sight. Some audio players are geared toward younger kiddos who enjoy tactile toys and familiar characters like Elmo and Bluey, while other options are designed to grow with them to chapter books, podcasts, and beyond.

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