iPhone users: laugh & learn apptivity toy

Re: iPhone users: laugh & learn apptivity toy

• mrsjengle member

  January 2012

  Yes! That's the same problem we have. I'm interested in responses to this.

  

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• mrsjengle member

  January 2012

  Oh, after looking at the thingy you're talking about, I saw that at Kohl's, and, yeah, they can still get to the home button.

  

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• ASmallWonder member

  January 2012

  I have it and no they can't.  There's two parts to the piece that covers the screen.  There's a film that protects it from spills but still allows the screen to recognize touch but then there's a small solid plastic bar that runs across the bottom of the phone or itouch.  It's clear so it would look, at first glance, just like the rest of the screen but because it's solid you can't press the home button at all.

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• BullsBride2009 member

  January 2012

  elmoali:

  I have it and no they can't.  There's two parts to the piece that covers the screen.  There's a film that protects it from spills but still allows the screen to recognize touch but then there's a small solid plastic bar that runs across the bottom of the phone or itouch.  It's clear so it would look, at first glance, just like the rest of the screen but because it's solid you can't press the home button at all.

  Thanks! I will definitely be getting it then.  

  

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• mrsjengle member

  January 2012

  BullsBride2009:

  elmoali:

  I have it and no they can't.  There's two parts to the piece that covers the screen.  There's a film that protects it from spills but still allows the screen to recognize touch but then there's a small solid plastic bar that runs across the bottom of the phone or itouch.  It's clear so it would look, at first glance, just like the rest of the screen but because it's solid you can't press the home button at all.

  Thanks! I will definitely be getting it then.  

  Yes, thanks.

  

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• megpie10 member

  January 2012

  There is also a product called a BubCap, it's a home button cover that is rigid enough that toddlers can't push the button, but adults can. I ordered a multi pack from Amazon recently for less than $10. It is awesome!! Highly recommend.
  

  

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• emsumm member

  January 2012

  Beanie_mrt:

  elmoali:

  I have it and no they can't.  There's two parts to the piece that covers the screen.  There's a film that protects it from spills but still allows the screen to recognize touch but then there's a small solid plastic bar that runs across the bottom of the phone or itouch.  It's clear so it would look, at first glance, just like the rest of the screen but because it's solid you can't press the home button at all.

  This. And a tip: put the phone in the case that the plastic rectangle is NOT covering the home button so that *you* can change apps or movies. The thin protective screen is hard enough so that LO can't press it but you can. 

  Thanks for this, that solves that problem for me.
  

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