LeapFrogScribble And Write

Es muy resistente se lo compré a mi hija hace más de un año y super bien, el único detalle es que la pantalla está abaja y ella la pone hacia arriba (me imagino que el diseño es opuesto al de los celulares y tabletas y por eso se confunde) hacia las letras de cabeza, ahora ya tiene 5 años y ya puede usarlo.

This is my second purchase from Leapfrog brand.The product is ergonomically designed and customised for toddlers and preschoolers.My 3.5 year old can hold the pen and attempt to write without assistance.Bought this for Rs.1277/- from seller Cloudtail.It has two levelsLEVEL1- English alphabets- Uppercase and LowercaseLEVEL2- Numeracy- Numbers from 1-10The stylus provided is attached to the main body of the unit hence guranteed you do not lose sleep over your child losing it.There are blinking lights and voice guidance to assist the child to trace the alphabets/numbers in the correct manner and there is immediate audio feedback about whether you did a good job or need to practice again.There is a catch-the-butterfly/lights game after each learning exercise to break the monotony of learning.

Very good buy!

I got this for our now three year old birthday. It's pretty safe to say that it was her favourite present and she loves playing with it every day. It's a nice size for toddler hands and the pen is attached to the board with sturdy string so the pen can't get lost but still lots of room for the child to be able to operate the pen on the pad. My daughter does have the habit of using this upside down so the writing pad is at the top. I think it's easier for her to write with the pad at the top but it does frustrate me as I don't want her learning letters upside down! We bought this for her as she had been showing an interest in letters and thought this would promote the next step of actually writing letters. She now can do a few letters without having to trace them and when writing with pencils on paper so we are really happy. Their are two noise levels which is great when you need it to be a bit quieter, that's if your child will let you have it one the quite mode that is! There are two levels to this the first where you trace the letters and the the second where you follow with the machine. My daughter is still on level one and does get confused when she accidentally changes it to level two. I like the fact that when they have wrote the letter it tells the child how to phonetically sounds the letter. My daughter is defiantly getting better at phonics because of this. She also loves that when you have wrote a number it gets you to pat your tummy or stamp your feet the number amount of times. No wonder she keeps writing number ten so stamp her feet ten times! My daughter loves it and it's great for keeping her entertained.

Disagree with the negative reviews. I saw some of the not-so-positive reviews before ordering, but ordered it anyway, and am so glad I did. The quality of the toy is excellent. My 3-year-old is totally enchanted with this thing - he's using it a LOT.As I said, we found no issues with quality - with normal writing pressure and room lighting, the lines appear just fine, and disappear with the easy-to-use eraser slider. I'm wondering if another reviewer is referring to the small adjustment period where the kid learns that holding the stylus is not quite the same as holding a pen or crayon, and during those few minutes the kid may have a hard time writing with appropriate pressure?Yes, fingerprints smudge it, but I haven't seen that intruding on the experience for the kid. I mean, if the screen gets cluttered with stray marks, it's easy to use the eraser and start the exercise over - which sort of surprised me, because I was expecting it to be like other toys and require a complex sequence of programming selections after the kid makes a mistake. Which brings me to one thing I really like about the toy - it's simple. It's not trying to be a computer. It's a writing tablet with limited playing options. Yes, that's a bonus from our perspective. The kid doesn't have to learn a complex set of options and selections before using it.Another great thing is that each exercise moves at a pace that is just right for the kid to follow - not so quickly he can't follow the instructions, and not so slowly he's sitting there yawning.But the best, absolutely best thing about this toy is how CLEAR the speaking voice is. Most kids' electronic toys have fuzzy recordings that can only be "best-guessed" by a kid who's already familiar with the order of the words - like the letter "f" sounding like "s" and "m", and only being identifiable as "f" because it comes after "e". Not this toy. Every word is well articulated. It's so great to see my kid understanding everything and NOT just listing to the toy's music because the sounds are nonsense.I was kind of afraid the toy would replace writing on paper for the kid, but I don't think that's going to happen. The toy provides some positive feedback (the fireworks are a particular favorite), which offers incentive. But it's not a replacement for paper, since there's not room enough on the screen for whole words with little-kid-sized letters. But there IS enough room for the kid to do small doodles and exercise his creativity.This toy is not totally the ideal dream toy, yes. I agree it would be nice if it had numbers practice, although that might take away from the "simplicity" aspect I like about it. And I'm embarrassed to admit it took me forever to figure out how the toy can be used just for doodling creatively, with no lights and sounds (the answer, of course, is to turn the toy off - duh! - so maybe this is something that should be included in the instructions for not-quite-gadget-literate parents like me).But for the price, and judging by what a hit this thing is with our kid, it's really great, and I'd not hesitate to get it for other young kids as a gift.