The card that goes in the box. Print double-sided on A6 (or scale to fit a 4×6 postcard).

Bandit NOT A TOY · KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

A nursery display for grown-ups to run.

Bandit is for your baby to look at and for you to read from. It is not for your baby's hands. Six rules keep it a good neighbor to a crib.

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In view, out of reachA shelf or the wall beside the crib, 8 in (20 cm) from anyone. Never where a baby can touch it.
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Never on or in the cribNot the crib, bassinet, playpen, stroller, or car seat. Not attached, not resting inside.
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Charge it in another roomBring it back on battery. No cable ever goes near the baby — cords are the real hazard.
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Grown-ups onlyYour phone or the buttons run it. A child should never hold it, mouth it, or play with it.
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Magnets and small partsBandit has a built-in magnet. If it or the adhesive ring ever comes loose, take the display out of the nursery.
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Cracked, hot, or swollen? Stop.Keep it away from children and email us. We replace it; never open it.

Bandit

Three steps, then read.

Wake it. Tap the page. The starter deck is already on it.
Pair. Open the app, hold the grey side button for five seconds, tap your display.
Read Along. Your phone shows the line under each page. Read it out loud, point together, then wait — the pause is where the learning happens.

Charging: USB-C, in the kitchen or your room, never in the nursery. Sound: a soft tick and a two-note chirp; set the volume to off in the app for silence. Cleaning: a dry or barely-damp cloth. Microphone: hears loudness only; records nothing, sends nothing.

Founding-family displays are pre-production units on loan. Full guide and terms: bandit.kids/guide · Help: hello@bandit.kids. Not a medical device. Designed and distributed in the United States.

FCC ID: Z4T-STICKY-A. Leave the regulatory label on the back in place. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The full FCC notices are in the guide.