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    The average age of adoption for children who own portable video game systems is 6, down from 6.4 in 2011 Gaming Devices Remain the Dominant CE Devices Used by Kids but Media Tablets are Gaining Traction  
    Added: 01/30/2013 from NPD Group Published: 09/01/2012
    13% of kids aged 4-14 have access to a tablet, up from 3% in 2011 Gaming Devices Remain the Dominant CE Devices Used by Kids but Media Tablets are Gaining Traction  
    Added: 01/30/2013 from NPD Group Published: 09/01/2012
    Households with kids aged 4-14 own an average of 10 consumer electronic devices, with kids using an average of 5 Gaming Devices Remain the Dominant CE Devices Used by Kids but Media Tablets are Gaining Traction  
    Added: 01/30/2013 from NPD Group Published: 09/01/2012
    US girls spend an average of 9.5 hours per week on social networking sites APP STORES ARE PARENTS PRIMARY RESOURCE FOR FINDING CHILDRENS APPS  
    Added: 01/30/2013 from NPD Group Published: 09/01/2012
    US boys spend an average of 10.8 hours per week playing video games APP STORES ARE PARENTS PRIMARY RESOURCE FOR FINDING CHILDRENS APPS  
    Added: 01/30/2013 from NPD Group Published: 09/01/2012
    Educational apps are the most popular type of apps downloaded by parents of children aged 2-8, while social networking apps are most popular for those with children aged 12-14 APP STORES ARE PARENTS PRIMARY RESOURCE FOR FINDING CHILDRENS APPS  
    Added: 01/30/2013 from NPD Group Published: 09/01/2012
    Children aged 2-14 with access to app-capable devices spend an average of 1 hour per session with the devices NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    35% of paid apps on devices to which children aged 2-14 have access are gaming apps NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    87% of boys aged 2-14 with access to app-capable devices play gaming apps, compared to 80% for girls NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    The average app-capable devices to which kids have access has 6.5 gaming apps NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    Kids aged 2-14 use an app-capable device an average of 5 days out of each week NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    88% of the apps on devices to which kids have access were acquired for free NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    The average app-capable device to which kids aged 2-14 have access has 12 apps installed NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    42% of U.S. children aged 2-14 have access to apps on an app-capable device NPD Group Blog » Kids are Crazy for Apps  
    Added: 06/01/2012 from NPD Group Published: 05/29/2012
    91% of kids (approximately 64MM) ages 2-17 are gaming in the USA Market Research | Consumer Market Research - NPD - The Video Game Industry Is Adding 2-17 Year-Old Gamers At A Rate Higher Than That Age Groups Population Growth  
    Added: 10/16/2011 from NPD Group Published: 10/11/2011
    More meals across breakfast, lunch and dinner are expected to be skipped by Canada's post-millennial generation Generation Differences will Have a Strong Influence on Future of Eating in Canada  
    Added: 08/25/2011 from NPD Group Published: 04/25/2011