LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory

Comments about LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory:

This product inspired our 2yr old learning/development

Comments about LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory:

Love it, love the interaction and double sides i was expecting the hear lower cases vrs Caps but thats not mentioned it has sounds, music,pronouciation, and alplabets.Pretty neat

Comments about LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory:

My son (2.5) loves these - we go through them every night before bed - not only are they educational but fun too

Comments about LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory:

My grandkids love these and are learning with them. They are 2 and 4 years old.

Comments about LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory:

These were a Christmas gift for my daughter. She loves the board books and we thought she'd enjoy the Tag Junior Interacitve Letter Factory Flash Cards too. She enjoys tossing them around far more than using her Tag Junior Book Pal on them. Perhaps she's still a little young for them (she's 16 months). We do use them together without the Tag Junior Book Pal. In my opinion some of the items referenced on the cards seemed a bit advanced for learning the alphabet. For instance, the letter "A" has an aligator on it. It seems to me that using an apple or an ant would of been more age appropriate. These are for ages 1-4 and "A" is one of the first letters a child learns. As for value for features, when you use it with the Tag Junior Book Pal you hear the name of the animal, the sound it makes, the letter on the card and the sounds that letter makes sung to your child as a little song. That's quite a bit for a reasonable price.

Comments about LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory:

I like that the cards can be easily picked by a small hand and each card has a big picture of just one animal or one bird or one fish. My 12 month old baby is more interested in looking at the picture on the cards then on pictures in any baby book that I was showing to him. And I like that LeapFrog TAG Junior Pal pronounces the letters and says the works clearly.

Comments about LeapFrog TAG Junior Learn to Read Flash Cards - Interactive Letter Factory:

My baby is 21 months. She loves all the different noises and sound effects. I love how there are multiple different sounds for each letter and while yes it does one of the same songs from the letter factory, it is kind of kewl because she is at that age where she is starting to recognize that sort of thing and it then makes it easier for her to start remembering and repeating. Some times she just bangs the leap pal on the cards and sometimes she does it nicely but this is something we will have to work on, but if your child is really young you are going to want to play with it with them anyway just to make sure they don't accidentally ruin the cards and when she is older I am confident she will be able to play with it more independently as I already indicated she is starting to understand how it works.

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I bought these for my daughter as yet another way to present the alphabet to her. She likes them alone more than using them with Tag Junior. I would have to agree with other parents about the audio and some of the sounds. The company may want to consider avoiding repetition in their audio. I try very hard to shop around so I can actually see each and every toy before spending any money, but still each product should have it's own distinctive audio.

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My daughter loves these flash cards, and overall I am happy with them! The only 2 things I dislike are the fact that some of the sounds are not very clear - it is hard to understand the letter sound or even some of the letters clearly. Also I don't like that it says "Q" makes a "kwa" sound...technically it makes a "Kuh" sound unless it's "Q-U"...something silly but a pet peeve of mine! Also that it says "Y" says "Y" and "Yuh"... what about the more common "ee" sound it makes!

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As a former English teacher (turned lawyer), I was absolutely blown away by how creative, engaging, and sturdy these cards are. I am embarrassed to admit I even take them out when my 2 year old is sleeping! I disagree with the other reviewer's concern that the recycled sounds are a deal breaker. We have a ton of Leapfrog toys and haven't noticed this drawback with these cards ( although the songs for the letters are the same as the fridge set). The creative memory devices for each letter are truly different and more engaging than any other product I have seen.