The Kids LCD Writing and Drawing Pad keeps little hands busy writing, drawing and creating — so you can cook, rest, pray, work or simply breathe. No screen glare. No noise. No mess.
⚠️ Please note: this is a writing and drawing pad — NOT a tablet or phone.
✓ Write and draw with the pen, then press ONE button to erase it all. No daily charging.
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You're tired. You have a pot on the fire, a call to make, a queue to stand in. The phone is the only thing that keeps them quiet — so you hand it over. And then you feel guilty about it all evening.
What if the thing that kept them quiet was actually good for them? Something that makes them write, draw, think and create — instead of staring at cartoons for hours?
That's this pad. Small enough for your handbag. Simple enough for a 3-year-old. Quiet enough for church.
You're buying 10 minutes of quiet. But your child is learning a rule: "When I'm bored, I get a screen."
The longer that rule runs, the harder it is to undo — and the louder the crying when you finally try. The 3-year-old who needs the phone in church becomes the 7-year-old who can't sit through a meal without it.
The World Health Organization advises no more than one hour of screen time a day for children aged 2–4.
The good news: the rule can be replaced. Not with shouting — with something better in their hands.
The longer a child spends hours on cartoons, the louder the crying when you take the phone away. Habits don't fix themselves — they grow. The World Health Organization advises no more than 1 hour of screen time a day for children aged 2–4.
Staring at a bright screen up close for hours leaves eyes tired, dry and strained — eye doctors call it digital eye strain. This pad has no backlight, so it's like writing on paper.
A child who watches more than they write gets less practice forming letters and numbers. In class, slow writing can mean unfinished notes and unfinished exam answers.
Every place your child gets restless, the pad comes out of your bag.
No "are we there yet?" in traffic. They draw the whole way.
Silent, no screen glow, no sound. They stay seated and busy.
The longest waits become drawing time.
They stay in the kitchen with you — writing, not touching the stove.
Calm drawing instead of a bright phone screen right before sleep.
No backlight, no blue light. It reflects light like paper does.
No sound, no music, no ringing. Perfect for places of worship and waiting rooms.
ABC, 123, Arabic letters, shapes — practised without being told.
No crayons on the sofa, no biro on the walls, no ink on uniforms.
Slim enough to slip in your bag next to your purse.
A small replaceable battery runs it for months.
When this batch is gone, the pad returns to ₦35,000 each — no free pad.
Think about it: one pad replaces hundreds of exercise-book pages, packs of crayons, and hours of your phone's data and battery — and it's yours from ₦11,500 per pad.
Fill the short form — under a minute.
One quick confirmation — a single call or SMS. Answer it once.
At your door in under 24 hours — free, anywhere in Nigeria.
Check it, then pay — cash or transfer to the rider.
No — it's a writing and drawing pad. No memory card, no internet, no games or videos. Write with the pen, clear with one button.
Then don't pay. You check the pad in front of the rider — write on it, press the button — before you pay a kobo.
Yes. Pay for 1, receive 2. Pay for 2, receive 4. Pay for 3, receive 6.
Nothing. You pay only after it's delivered and you've checked it.
In under 24 hours, anywhere in Nigeria — we keep stock in every region. Free.
No. It's completely silent — that's why parents take it to church and mosque.
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