iPhone survives childhood
As I have mentioned earlier (‘Mummy loves iPhone’ April 17th, 2009), my iPhone has great applications for my son. It is always a great distraction when I need it also. My son loves to dance to Jared , listen to Lily and Stella story, and play with bubbles but he loves to put my phone in his mouth, drool on it, hit my phone against things and with things and various other methods of abuse. I have bought various accessories to save my phone from myself and my son. Some have proven to be iphone saving accessories. My husband found a great phone case for me. It is a hard shell but it feels soft and rubberized. It has a screen cover on it and a slide-on back so it keeps my phone as dry as possible, as enclosed as possible, and pretty safe from my sons ‘drumming lessons’. The case is best at keeping my screen clean from grubby little hands. Munchkin is not allowed to play with my phone unless it has some kind of case on it.
My biggest fear happened more recently when my son decided to include my phone in his percussion playing with the metal weights from our vertical blinds. I managed to get the phone away from him almost immediately but not before he left several gashes or dents in the screen. I was so upset when I first saw the marks / dents because I did not know how we were going to find the money to fix or replace the phone. Upon further investigation, I realized that ALL of the impact from the metal weights were absorbed by my screen protector that I had convinced my husband was a good purchase even though I was not entirely sure myself – but it was cheap enough and thought it may extend the life of my screen. I am so pleased with that decision now I can not even begin to tell you.
Would love to hear what accessories and applications you find useful with your family.








