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Built for how children actually break tablets
Children do not break iPads the way adults do. Adults drop them from waist height onto hard floors occasionally. Children drop them constantly from low heights, and then lean on the screen while it is propped up, which is the failure mode that cracks panels without any drop at all. A case for a child needs a thick perimeter bumper for the first problem and a stand that will not fold under body weight for the second.
The handle matters more than it looks. A tablet with a grab handle gets carried by the handle instead of by one corner, which removes a large share of the drops before they happen. Everything here is one moulded piece with no small detachable parts.
Frequently asked questions
What age are these iPad cases suitable for?
These cases suit children from around two years up. The foam is one moulded piece with no small parts that can detach and be swallowed.
Can the case go in a dishwasher?
The case should not go in a dishwasher, as heat deforms the foam. Wipe it with warm soapy water and a cloth instead.
Do these cases fit over a screen protector?
These cases fit over a standard-thickness screen protector, and a protector is worth adding since the raised foam edge protects against drops but not against pressing.
Will the case work with a keyboard later?
The case will not work with a keyboard, since it is a single moulded shell. It is designed for the years before a child needs to type.