Yoto launches new 'Yoto originals week' celebrating audio stories, music and fun for kids of all ages (aff)
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From classic stories to music and originals, Yoto is giving kids a new way to enjoy screen-free time.
I’m always looking for ways to encourage more screen-free time at home, so when I started hearing so many parents rave about Yoto, I was keen to learn more.
Yoto is a children’s audio player designed to make listening to stories, music and educational content fun and easy for kids.
Instead of relying on tablets or TV, children can simply pop in an audio card and listen independently, a brilliant idea for parents concerned about screentime and tech distractions. My son already loves story time and music, so I know he would love this.
One of the things that really stands out to me is just how much Yoto offers. Their ever-growing library now includes more than 1,000 audio titles, from classics like The Gruffalo and Paddington to the complete Harry Potter collection. There’s also music from iconic artists including Spice Girls and The Beatles, which makes it feel like something the whole family could enjoy together too.
Yoto is also launching its very first “Yoto Originals Week” from May 11-18 which sounds like such a lovely celebration of their exclusive content. During the week, they’ll be giving families a behind-the-scenes look at the creativity behind Yoto Originals, while also releasing 14 brand-new titles in the UK.
There will also be up to 20% off the entire Yoto Originals range throughout the week, making it a great time for families who’ve been thinking about trying Yoto for the first time.
The more I hear about the Yoto players, the more I can understand why parents love it so much. It feels like such a thoughtful way to combine entertainment, creativity and independence for children.
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