Kindle Colorsoft Kids Review (2025): Wonderful for all ages

When you prepare Kids, you will be asked to put your child’s name and birthday, allowing Amazon to recommend the books appropriate for their age. You can create multiple children’s profiles, but you will need a pin or traffic code to stop the status of children and return to the regular Kindle position. I created my son’s profile with his title and his birthday, and since he is only 3 years old, his recommendations in the “Books that you may like” section were colorful books like Point bear, polar bear, what do you hear? and The first 100 animals. I managed to download immediately with the Kids+subscription.

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You can buy books on Kindle, but the Kids interface has a store option that allows your child to browse and request books, which will then alert the original account about the required book. It replaces the store’s feature in the normal situation that allows you to buy a direct book. It is a great way to give children an option to search for a new book and choose them themselves, without giving them free access to everyone to your credit card in the file. (But if you will give your children freedom of spending, the books are great for that).

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Although you can reach the status of children on any Kindle, Colorsoft definitely feels a great suitable for children of all ages. The colored covers and pages are a great way to lure children to read, and it is certain that it is fun to look at a library of COLORSOFT more than a black and white electronic reader. Kids+ Content content is a great reward as well.

Although the upgrade to Kindle Color is a fun choice, most of my adult books will not be able to benefit. Children have more book options to actually benefit from the color feature, which is a great option to develop readers who may tend to art more to understand a book.

You will pay a little more for this Kindle more than other children’s options, but it is an electronic reader that can grow with your son and take them through all kinds of stages of reading. In addition, it is Kindle you can borrow from it to get a little colors for your books, even if it is just the covers.