Tap, swipe and experience a learning light show with My First Learning Tablet. This kid-tough toddler tablet feels like mom and dad’s with a home button and 20 app icons that introduce letters, numbers, shapes, animals, colors and more. Five icons on the bottom of the tablet include phone, clock, Scout button, camera and music
Tap, swipe and experience a learning light show with My First Learning Tablet. This kid-tough toddler tablet feels like mom and dad’s with a home button and 20 app icons that introduce letters, numbers, shapes, animals, colors and more. Five icons on the bottom of the tablet include phone, clock, Scout button, camera and music player for role-play excitement. Tap the apps in Explore, Learn or Music modes for a variety of playful activities. Press the animal apps to learn fun animal facts, choose the 123 and ABC apps to explore numbers and letters, learn colors with the rainbow app and more! Every button lights up and activates a unique pattern of lights, colors and sounds. Touch and slide fingers over the screen and the little tablet will create special sounds and a multicolor light show. Learn and play with Scout and friends.
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Interactive with Lots of Content and Responses. For ages 12+mos. We got this for our one year old and she took to it right away. Batteries came included. The screen is super sensitive and responsive to baby’s touch. Baby can swipe right, left, up, or down and the icons will light up where their fingers trace. There is a lot of activity packed into this tablet. First, there are 25 icons to choose from in three different modes that you can toggle between on the top of the pad (export, learn, music). Volume has two settings and is easily…
We’ll see… My son is almost 18 months old. I know it’s a “tablet”. However, this toy would work better for him if it had more moving parts rather than flat touch-screen buttons that don’t “do” anything. Granted, we never let him play with our smartphones so he’s not familiar with touch-screens; and he’s much more into the mechanics of his things than the teaching aspect–he rolls the wheels of his stroller back and forth whenever he has the chance–BUT he is not at all interested in the…
Lack of Direction I’m giving this a 3 star because I like the wide variety of topics it can teach but my child is not seeing those advantages.Unlike most LeapFrog toys that give my kid clear directions on what to push and how to continue learning, this toy is not up to par like the rest of the series. This is the first LeapFrog toy that my 2.5 year old has not been a fan of. I’m hoping it’ll capture him in another few months.