Why Drawbie, not a tablet

NOT A SCREEN. NOT AN APP.

The same half hour. A very different half hour.

Nobody needs another argument about screen time. What most homes actually need is something a child will choose instead, without being asked twice.

A typical kids tablet

  • Endless apps, all swipeable away
  • Blue light at close range
  • Tapping glass, nothing for the hands to learn
  • Notifications, autoplay, one more video
  • Children consume, rarely make
  • Outdated in two or three years

Drawbie

  • 150 cards. No app, no algorithm.
  • Eyes on paper, at a normal distance
  • Holding a marker, tracing, colouring in
  • No notifications. No autoplay. Calm focus.
  • Children make something and keep it
  • Built to be handed down to a younger sibling
A quiet evening drawing moment by lamp light, a child draws while Drawbie holds the next card

Why drawing, of all things

Drawing is one of the few things a small child can do badly on Monday and visibly better by Friday. That arc, the one where effort turns into a picture worth sticking on the fridge, is what builds the quiet confidence that no app has ever handed out.

Drawbie does not do the drawing for them. It shows the line, says the word, plays the music, and then gets out of the way while your child fills it in.

It is a fun and creative way for kids to learn how to draw step by step. The voice guidance is very helpful and makes it feel interactive for kids. (Bhumi J., Amazon review)

Swap half an hour of screen for half an hour of pencil.

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