Fisher-PriceiXL Learning System Software Disney Princess

It's fun, but it's not worth the cost. You get a few princess color sheets to use in the Art section, three games, a few songs and one story. That's what disappointed me, the one story. My daughter loves when the ixl reads a story to her but there's only one and you can only read it so many times before it gets boring.

Daughter loves the game. Exactly what I expected and works.

This was bought for my 5 year old granddaughter for Christmas and she uses it everyday and loves it, my 16 month old grandson loves the drawling part of the game and is very taken with the item that his parents are going to get him one of the systems for his birthday and I will get him his softeware.

If you own an iXL, the software should come to no surprise to you. If you don't own an iXL and you're contemplating buying one, allow me to explain what you get. A DISC... that's it! You see, the iXL "downloads" the game from the disc that you must save to your computer's hard drive. If you don't have a computer, skip the iXL altogether. Turns out that there are other ways to get the software (but I'll leave that search up to you).If your child is into the Disney Princesses, this might be a good buy for you. If you're on the fence about the iXL, I ask that you think about it carefully. My two year old like's her "monkey game" but I think we should have went with the Leappad instead.

The little girl I bought this for was over the moon when she opened the package. She's a preschooler, was a little resistant to learning and it's really helped her focus and learn all kinds of new things, as well as how to handle the electronic handheld that holds the software.

My grand daughter loves this one. Not much to say, she's four and loves princess' so this software was a good choice for her. No problems with this one or the original that came with her game system.

My daughter got an iXL and this princess software for christmas. She absolutely LOVES it!! She plays with it constantly in the car and several times a day at the house. She loves the book and the games. I cannot say enough good things about this product.

The games keep my 3-year-old daughter entertained well enough I suppose -- she's not dying to play this all the time or anything -- but it's the same old boys-first Disney princess messaging. Why does Sleeping Beauty sing in the music game? To get the Prince to come find her. (vomit) Could Disney please get the message already that a lot of us would feel more comfortable with the Disney princess industry and be more inclined to buy their products if they would have these games and related merchandise preach a message of empowerment?