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Thanks Masqueraid<br />
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Ireland actually!<br />
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I just had a look at the sweatpea product.<br />
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It is certainly close to what I want - although my son would probably be a bit old for it.<br />
<br />
Let's see what other suggestions I get.<br />
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Thanks Masqueraid


Ireland actually!

I just had a look at the sweatpea product.

It is certainly close to what I want - although my son would probably be a bit old for it.

Let's see what other suggestions I get.





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Hi<br />
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An odd little question.<br />
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Thomas (aged 7 and 3/4) likes to listen to music.<br />
He had an MP3 player but basically these machines are 2 small for kids his age.<br />
They simply get lost !<br />
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I am looking for a BIG MP3 player. &nbsp;The &quot;bigness&quot; is the main criteria - that way it won't get lost.<br />
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Can anybody suggest such a product?
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Hi

An odd little question.

Thomas (aged 7 and 3/4) likes to listen to music.
He had an MP3 player but basically these machines are 2 small for kids his age.
They simply get lost !

I am looking for a BIG MP3 player.  The "bigness" is the main criteria - that way it won't get lost.

Can anybody suggest such a product?

I want a BIG MP3 player for my 7 year old

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