Sizes

Which size LCD writing tablet fits which child?

Screen size is the only real decision in our range. Everything else, from the erase button to the stylus, is the same on every board. Here is how we would choose.

Start with where the drawing happens

A child who draws on a lap, in a stroller or in a car seat needs a board they can hold with one hand. That is the 8.5 inch size, or the 10 inch classic at 150 grams.

A child who draws at a table can handle 12 inches. A child who sprawls on the floor wants 16.

Then check the listing age

Our 8.5 inch character boards are listed from age 2 or 3. The 10 and 12 inch classics are listed for ages 3 to 8. The 16 inch tablets run from 3 to 12.

Count the artists

One child, any size. Two children, 12 inches or more. Three children on one picture is the job of the 20 inch board.

When in doubt

Choose the 10 inch classic. It is the size we have sold the longest and the one parents rate the most.