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    11 Adorable Kid-Proof Device Cases

    By Stephanie Buck | Mashable – Sun, Apr 15, 2012

    1. Toyota Creatures

    Toyota Creatures like YetYet (pictured) protect your iPad and iPhone from rambunctious behavior. The alien "creature" lives in an app, which interacts with kids through sound effects and touch controls. Apparently, YetYet even likes to eat dragée pudding -- whatever that is. Price: $79.70

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    Drool, sticky fingers, crushed Goldfish crackers. If you're a parent, chances are your digital devices have been affected by one or more of these substances. So, why not childproof them -- as soon as possible?

    We've found 11 adorable cases to childproof your iPhone, iPad and Android devices. The best part is they're all super kid-friendly, featuring plush coziness and jolly characters. Many of the cases even come with apps that interact with your child via songs, games and giggles.

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    So, take a breath, because your child will be entertained with new toys like these -- for at least 35 seconds. Let us know how your kids are interacting with devices these days!

    This story originally published on Mashable here.

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