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Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by tptacek on Thursday October 13, 2011 @10:20PM (#3109649)
The best part of this was when she tested to see if her finger was still working. This kid is awesome.
Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by lotharbot on Thursday October 13, 2011 @11:28PM (#3109798)
My son (not quite 2) engages in all these same behaviors. He pokes things, points at things, touches things, checks to make sure his finger is still attached, pokes things some more... and he's been doing it since long before he was allowed to touch the tablet computer.

Sometimes when he touches, say, pictures in a newspaper or magazine, he's just trying to get daddy's input (same as when he touches something in a board book.) He touches a picture, and I'll say "it's a blue car!" or "what a furry kitty!" You might mistake it for "thinking the newspaper is a broken tablet", but not for long.

Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by wnight on Friday October 14, 2011 @12:48AM (#3109994)
We're all born scientists. Then religion and TV happen.
Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by epochwolf on Friday October 14, 2011 @02:26AM (#3110226)
Don't forget school!
Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by starwed on Friday October 14, 2011 @03:03AM (#3110316)
Real scientists learn on the street.

Or more seriously, please take that attitude outside and burn it... :(

Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by icebraining on Friday October 14, 2011 @09:22AM (#3111040)
Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by wnight on Friday October 14, 2011 @01:46PM (#3112144)
I must have seen that before because I've tried to read everything C&H, but I don't remember it. Thanks.
Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad by sabret00the on Friday October 14, 2011 @05:08AM (#3110527)
I like that a lot. I think TV is like fiction in book form, it has it's benefits and it's evils but nonetheless, I really like that.