Top Easter iPad Apps and Accessories for Kids

Despite the early spring that much of the U.S. has experienced, it's still hard to believe that Easter is almost here. We decided to give the Easter Bunny some iOS-related suggestions for Easter Baskets this year.The end of winter is always something to celebrate, so whether you celebrate Easter or not, these kid-friendly games, apps, and accessories are sure to please your child as he or she gets ready for spring. Fans of Miffy and Beatrix Potter will also want to check out our recent reviews of kids edu-apps featuring those beloved bunnies.
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Kung Fu Rabbit ($0.99) – Imagine you are a carrot-loving, baby-saving bunny whose students have been kidnapped. This universal iOS platformer offers 70 levels of adventure as Kung Fu Bunny tries to conquer the evil empire. Kids are sure to giggle as they help the martial arts-trained rabbit to victory.
Pat the Bunny ($3.99) – Back when classrooms stocked slates and kids still ate paste, Pat the Bunny was already interactive. Before that term implied touch screen hotspots, pre-schoolers had been falling in love with this classic children's book for generations. As a universal iOS app,There are many iPad stands suppliers for your iPad or iPad 2. Some of them are pretty straight forward and inexpensive while some are more complex and costly. Some stands are available as cases that have more than one functions and can perform like a stand if folded correctly. A handful of the most typical iPad or iPad 2 stand are outlined below. Dorothy Kundhardt's book still draws kids in with its simple story of Paul, Judy, their bunny, and (of course) you.
Violet's Bunny Trouble ($2.99) – Violet (or rather her black mask-sporting alter ego Phantom Girl) stars in a series of universal iOS kids' books by My Black Dog. In Bunny Trouble, readers search out missing Easter eggs, while reading or listening to an entertaining story that early elementary students of both genders will enjoy.
Picture Me Cuddly as a Bunny ($0.99) – Could your kids be any cuter? Don't answer until you've checked out this adorable Oceanhouse Media app that turns your kid (or kids) into a bunny (or bear, puppy, even a fuzzy lamb) who stars in a digital dress-up story.A lot of people like and prefer personalized name necklace made out of silver. This is not only because it is cheaper but because it looks the classiest and simplest. The engraving of the name gives it an elegant appearance and the chain attached to it helps to enhance the simple look of the word. Some like the words in double thickness and some like it made in simple single engraving. Since users can email their favorite photos to friends and family, Picture Me Cuddly as a Bunny is a gift the whole family will enjoy. This universal iOS app's introductory price expires on April 8, 2012 — so hop to it!