Talking Flash Cards Educational Toy - for Toddlers 2 3 4 5 6 Year Old Girls Boys, 224 Words Audible Preschool Learning Machine, Early Learning Montessori Sensory Toy Gifts for Kids Birthday Christmas

My 2 year old absolutely loves this, it's the first thing he grabs in the morning out of platehora of toys he has to choose from and it makes me soo glad as a parent that he loves playing with something he learns so much from. I cannot rate and recommend this highly enough. I've recommended this to so many other parents. Ever parents should have it. There are so many cards, so many different categories and such a fun way for kids to learn for absolutely peanuts. I was skeptical when I ordered at this price but I am shocked at how good and value for money this is!

I got this for my 2 year old daughter and she loves it! She’s very clever anyway so I wanted to get her something that would help her learn more words and all she has to do is hear the word once and then she’ll repeat it. She particularly likes the drawing tablet as she loves colouring. This comes with plenty of double sided cards that are in sections based on what they are (body, clothes, seasons etc) and the cards are not flimsy so are not easily torn. 10/10 highly recommend!

Nice little gift for a toddler, quality and easy to use with educational value. Value for money

Not really as expected. Really tiny - like 2-3inches wide. Looks so much bigger in advert

This product is educational for my grandchildren I will recommend it to toddlers

I need my refund

The media could not be loaded. First impression - where are the child friendly and enticing colours on the packaging? The toy itself is good to handle, smooth corners and not heavy. The buttons are fairly small and the on/off button on the top needs pressing quite firmly for a short time to get it to work.The cards, all 112 double-sided. have picture, word and code to activate the device. Most I would have no problem with, but some would not be recognised or identified by adults, let alone young children. Some are just the difference between countries:Pants = trousers - sneakers = trainers - candy = sweets - agitator truck = cement mixer - eggplant = aubergine and a wash basin here in the UK is generally not a plastic bowl.Litchi I assume is a lychee, and Pitaya is a dragon fruit ( thank goodness for Google)The great majority of the cards would be universally acceptable.The voice is not standard British, a question that gets asked a lot with these toys as most would prefer their children to at least pronounce words correctly until they become teenagers what ever! duh! nah!Good idea for learning, not the best available £9.99 at time of review

Granddaughter loved it