Tinybop Explorer's Pass

★★★★★ I am not sure why she was born in England, but I was born in England and was in a few years of my daughter-in-law school for a year to get a new place in a very quiet place with a family friend in her house next door to the bathroom door of a hotel in New York city house of yours and the kitchen was great, but my family in the kitchen was great but my mom and dad in my life, and she's gone through with my sister-in-law school for the next time you see her daughter-in-law school in Chicago for the

★★☆☆☆ I've heard these are great apps... unfortunately there is no way for my kids to play them. It's $10 per year for an app subscription, which is fine, but there is no way for them to sign up for a subscription without me buying a separate tablet for the apps, or removing all the android parental restrictions from their tablets. When you try to install it, it says that you need to do it from a parents account, however this isn't part of Google's Family Library, so installing it on my account would only work for my tablet/phone, not my kids. I even emailed their support and all they could suggest was signing up for Tiny bop Schools, which apparently has similar content. I tried that out, and it only works on desktops and laptops, no on tablets, not even in the browser. Why even offer this app if there isn't any reasonable way for kids to access it? Do that many people really let their kids use tablets without parental restrictions? Tons of other reviewers have the same complaint and the company's response is always something along the line of "the price is better offering the subscription rather than selling the individual apps". I don't care if it's a better deal if it is impossible to use that way. Sell the apps separately and make them more expensive if you can't figure out some way to make it function with Google's Family Share, just offer something that works.