Toniebox vs Yoto Player Part 2

There's a house with a toddler in it, there's likely either a Toniebox or a Yoto Player. We have both and let me tell you my favorite parts about each one. Okay, then comes the Yoto Player. The Yoto Player is also good for a lot of ages. However, it's not great for babies. There is nothing really that my one-year-old can do with this besides try to mess with it and upset her older sister when she's grabbing it from them. But hey, that's when I hand her this. So my favorite part about the Yoto Player is this one is a lot more portable. We're not going to be lugging around the Toniebox and all the figures. But we actually just took this on an airplane and my girls loved it. You can connect headphones straight to it, which you can put headphones in the Toniebox too. But again, no one's going to be walking around carrying this giant box. But my girls will put on a pair of headphones and walk around carrying this. The Yoto Player is super cute and this one is activated with figures. They have a whole variety, they have instrumental stuff, that's like just music, they have stories, they have books. I'm pretty sure the Yoto Player library is a lot more expensive than the Toniebox. Like there's full on books, there's like all the Magic Treehouse books, there's Harry Potter books. So obviously in my household, the three girls, the K-pop demon hunter card is pretty popular. It's got a tiny little screen here that shows the time. This is super cute. And the tiny screen, there's a little derpy picture. And then comes the Toniebox. So my favorite part about the Toniebox is that you can play with the figures and they get a dual purpose. But my girls will put on headphones and walk around carrying this. So, of course, you know, being a girl mom, we have all of our cards on these cute little rings. I got this cute little case for it on Etsy as well. And this little stand to display all of the cards. So between the Yoto Player and the Toniebox, honestly, I like them both for different reasons. If I had to choose one, I think I would pick the Toniebox. I liked that you can play with the figures as well and they get a dual purpose. On the go is when screen time usually is happening. So having this option to do something away from screen time, this one is more fun at home with the figures and more hands on. But this is good for on the go. And sometimes my daughter will take this out in the backyard and just listen to music on it. So, thanks for watching. Bye.