IPad keeps rebooting after battery run all the way down.

The battery in my ipad got run all the way down so I plugged it in to charge. I got the icon with the red battery and the little lightning bolt so I thought it would charge if I left it overnight.
But after a few seconds of charging it goes to what looks like the bootup screen (the apple in the center of the screen). It stays in that screen indefinitely. I tried holding down home+sleep and it would go back to the battery charging screen but then try to reboot a few seconds later.
Any ideas what I should try next?

dcmills33 wrote:
I bought a new iPad mini and was wondering if I need to let the battery run down to the point where it shuts off on its own before charging it for the first time.
No. Just use your iPad and don't obsess about its battery. It will last for years.
Read: https://www.apple.com/batteries/ipad.html

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