Talking Flash Cards with 224 Sight Words, Toddler Toys for Boys, Pocket Speech for Toddlers to Help Speak and Spell, Speech Therapy Toys for Autistic Children, Gift for Kids (Blue)

Me ayuda a enseñar inglés, suena muy bien

Great product for teaching new words. My 2 1/2 year old grand daughter loves it. Animals make animal sounds too. Wish the cards were a little more studier. They bend easily when my grand daughter inserts them. Also, no need for a wine card and a couple of others. Just threw them away. Look through them before giving them to the child.

Gave as a gift so wasn’t sure what to expect. I heard a few of the cards were in Chinese

Cards too flimsy good for the price

I had a grandson with speech therapy so I thought this would be a good birthday present. His mom loved it and it will also help his younger brother

Definitely recommend this cute gadget. When our little one wants to practice words and wants to do it on her own, she takes this out and starts practicing them and has so much fun! Comes with a lot of cards to practice with too.

Cute toy. A little smaller than I thought but it works and my daughters love it! Makes a great gift alternative for someone with small kids; educational toys are always a win!

My baby loves this toy

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Overall its okay, but the paper is very thin. Wont take long for corners to wear down or for them to rip.

The pronunciation on some words isn’t overly clear and the animal sounds aren’t really accurate but my kids enjoy the product.

My toddler loves this! BUT it's definitely not a well thought out collection of words for early learners... For example the picture for the word "cheese" is a slice of pepperoni pizza 🍕... There's the word red wine (why would a toddler need to learn that? He can't even say shoes yet...) instead of "shoes" it's "sneakers" which ya I get... But why not start with the basics? Some other things which are more just geographical/cultural differences such as bitter melon and litchi fruit. We just don't have those groceries around often enough for there to be any context of those items for him so it feels silly trying to teach those words right now. Also weirdly specific things like "agitator truck". "Shirt" is a folded up shirt&tie, so again the image is not as descriptive as it should be for early learners because it is just a square with a collar and tie.The animal sounds are definitely a hoot and the best card is "gorilla" with a picture of Nintendo's Donkey Kong 😂

This concept is great as a learning tool for toddlers if it worked consistently , it could have been bigger as it’s can easily misplaced and the volume is not consistent which is annoying, you have to keep turning up the volume .. I’m unsure about keeping this item..