For those who were concerned that even one square millimeter of the market for MP3 players had been neglected, fear not: Now your baby can rip CDs, too.
Peapod Toys of Calgary, Alberta, has introduced the Peapod, an MP3 player designed specficially for infants and toddlers.
Kids will appreciate the Peapod's simple controls and built-in carrying handle, while parents will appreciate its built-in speaker. (No risk of headphone-induced tinnitis here.)
According to the company, the Peapod -- pictured here at the American International Toy Fair -- can store up to 2 hours of music, and will run for over 40 hours on a single AA battery.
Best of all, its soft rubber coating should make the device an excellent teething toy.
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