Katie Davies 
To back up your iPad, connect it to your computer and open iTunes. Click on the iPad icon in the top left corner, then click on the Summary tab. Under Backups, click on This computer and make sure that Automatic Backups is turned on.
To back up your iPad to iCloud, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > iCloud Backup and turn on iCloud Backup. Your iPad will back up automatically when it’s connected to Wi-Fi and plugged in.
To set up parental controls on your child’s iPad, open the Settings app, tap Screen Time, tap Content & Privacy Restrictions, and then tap Enable Restrictions. You can then choose which features your child can access, such as web browsing, apps, and purchases.
To allow cookies on your iPad, go to Settings > Safari > Block Cookies and select Allow from Websites.
To add widgets on your iPad, swipe left on your Home screen until you reach the Today View. Tap the “+” button in the top left corner, then select the widgets you want to add. You can also drag and drop widgets to rearrange them.
How to add a printer to an iPad
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap Printers & scanners.
3. Tap Add printer or scanner.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to add your printer.
To add a contact on your iPad, open the Contacts app. Tap the + button in the top right corner of the screen. Enter the contact’s name, phone number, email address, and other details. Tap Save.
To use your iPad as a second monitor, you can use an app like Duet Display or Air Display. These apps allow you to mirror your Mac or Windows desktop to your iPad, giving you a larger screen to work with.
To use Apple Pencil, pair it with your iPad and open an app that supports it. Then, tap the Apple Pencil button to open the toolbar, and select the desired tool. You can also use the Apple Pencil to write, draw, and annotate.
To use FaceTime on your iPad, open the FaceTime app and tap the + icon to add a contact. Then, tap the Audio or Video button to start a call. You can also use FaceTime to make group calls with up to 32 people.