After switching on, the MP3 player continues playing where it was.
But there is a problem of the individual playback tracks. If not ripped via Itunes - the player makes a mess. The player does not take the order from the file name, but from the meta data of the MP3 files. You may need an MP3 tag editor to get the order right.

Hello.
We also bought this product for our children at a similar age. We are very convinced of it. After switching it off, you can continue where it left off.
In addition, we appreciate that the volume is very well limited, i.e. it is not possible to hear really ear-damaging (especially for the children a super thing...).

On the other hand, in rather noisy environments (car with open windows) it sometimes becomes impossible to listen to radio plays with the "Chäschtli".

I also recommend not using the headphones included, but ones that cover the entire ear. It's more comfortable for the children. At least for ours.

The operation is also quite simple and, if the child can read, can also be operated by the child. However, a prerequisite is proper labelling of the mp3, especially in the metadata (album name, track name).

Negative point: Especially with audio plays, several albums may have very similar names (e.g. Globi im....). This has led to problems because the unit only uses the first 10 or 20 characters for the albums. If these are the same, the titles are displayed in the same album, which then becomes very tedious. So we labelled the albums with 01_Globi im etc... and created a separate table of contents.

@Digitec: It's convenient that customers advertise their products. I hope that this will also pay off for me somehow...
Therefore a little self-promotion: https://www.takatuka.info