Kids DVD Players - How to Choose a Portable Kids DVD Player

If you're looking to add more peace and quiet to yourunderstand symbols for play, pause and stop. Don't
drives, you've probably thought about buying a kidsbother with a whole bunch of other features...the kids
DVD player for the car. It's an easy way to keep yourjust need a player that is functional and simple.
little ones occupied on longer drives, when they areMake sure the DVD player has at least one
bound to get restless and catch a bad case of theheadphone jack. This is very, very important... unless
fussies, wiggles and 'are we there yets'. If you've beenyou enjoy listening to Kung Fu Panda for the tenth
wondering about portable DVD players for the kids,time while you're driving to the cottage! Two is better,
this article will give you some things to think aboutbut with one you can get a headphone splitter (a
before you hand over your hard earned money.Y-adapter) so more than one child can plug in their
Unless you're planning to leave it in the car all the timeheadphones at the same time.
(not a great idea), you want something that is fairlyLook for a portable DVD player that can also be
small and light enough to be carried around. If your kidshooked up to an external monitor or TV set. This will
are very young, there are portable DVD playerslet them use their player at home as well, and not
designed to be extremely durable and drop-resistant.have to touch yours! It's especially great when they
They are encased in hard plastic and have a rubberhave friends over, as they get to show off and work
handle on the top, so little hands can tote it aroundtheir own DVD player instead of having to ask mom
easily. If they are a little older, you can go foror dad to come in and set the movie up for them.
something a little less playschool.Very important...get an additional battery pack. Portable
Make sure the screen size is big enough. A smallunits have rechargeable batteries, but many of them
screen might be okay for occasional viewing, but itonly last two or three hours. Save yourself some time
gets very hard on the eyes for a full length movie.and hassle by having at least one other battery ready
Seven inches is the recommended minimum screento go. You can store the battery pack, along with
size to avoid squinting and eye strain.cords and DVD, in a carrying case. Most carry cases
Choose a portable DVD player that the kids canare well padded, and have zippered compartments for
operate by themselves. Many models have a veryeasy, organized storage and transport.
easy to use interface, with larger buttons and easy to