PeeWee PC: #1 in Kids Computers! Smart. Secure. Fun!
Peewee PC’s introductory kid's personal computer is the first of its kind – a safe, fun, flexible product geared just for children. Until now, parents’ only options in this category were electronic toys that emulate computer features, or else investing considerable time and money in modifying existing adult computers to load appropriate children’s content. Additional safeguards are involved in this approach to safeguard children from inappropriate content. Peewee PC is the solution – the Company’s personal computer for children has built-in security features, time limits, Internet filters, and software packages tailored to specific ages.Finally, an introductory computer made just for children. Discover the possibilities.
PeeWee Child Security Suite
Age Targeted Educational Software
Customized & Personalized Just for Kids
Low Cost - Designed & Built With Children In Mind
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Deena Yellin, Parents.com
“Many educators consider 2 to be the ideal age to introduce computers, primarily because most toddlers by this time have the attention span and the hand-eye coordination required... “
“Many educators consider 2 to be the ideal age to introduce computers, primarily because most toddlers by this time have the attention span and the hand-eye coordination required... “
Jill Burg, Parent
“When I started my 2-year-old daughter, Rachel, on the computer, I saw a marked improvement in the girl’s vocabulary and hand-eye coordination..”
“When I started my 2-year-old daughter, Rachel, on the computer, I saw a marked improvement in the girl’s vocabulary and hand-eye coordination..”
Pamela Uncles, Parent
“I introduced my daughter, Tara, to the computer shortly after her second birthday, with a program called Dr. Seuss Preschool. She was transfixed. It helps her with her vocabulary."
“I introduced my daughter, Tara, to the computer shortly after her second birthday, with a program called Dr. Seuss Preschool. She was transfixed. It helps her with her vocabulary."
Vicki Folds, Ed.D., Tutor Time
“Computers can also teach the relationship between cause and effect. If the students push something on the keyboard, something happens on-screen.”
“Computers can also teach the relationship between cause and effect. If the students push something on the keyboard, something happens on-screen.”








