Children today are growing up in a digitally intertwined world. Picture book apps, digital games, online videos, and video chats with relatives are already part of life for many young children. Toys often have digital components or are linked to online offerings. Even dolls, robots, or toy cars are now connected to the internet. Many families have non-media or media cross-marketing products. In addition, there is the now classic repertoire of television, movies, video games, and audio media. The media topics and experiences of children do not stop at daycare and require educational support that stimulates children's creativity and critical thinking. Furthermore, it is important to seize the diverse opportunities offered by educational apps and digitally supported experimentation and exploration.