Video: Toddler tablet tested at Toy Fair The first ever tablet computer aimed at babies has been manufactured by a VTech, a toy company. It was unveiled at the London Toy Fair and will go on sale for £85 later this year. The device, the InnoTab 2 Baby allows babies of just 12-months-old - most too young to walk or talk - to play basic games, watch animated books, take photographs and play music. It also has a calculator and clock. Parents can download more games, books and music from a VTech website, which ensures all content is appropriate. The move by VTech is likely to raise parents' eyebrows, considering the dexterity of most 12 month-old children does not extend beyond inacurately prodding a few buttons, and many parents try to shield their children from too much screen time. But Clive Richardson at VTech said: "This doesn't replace traditional toys. Children that young are interested in technology. And this allows parents to given their child something more appropriate than their own smart phone or adult tablet. Video produced by Philip Allen