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These Talking Flash Cards have been a fantastic learning tool for my toddler! The cards are colorful, durable, and the interactive feature really captures my child’s attention. The device clearly pronounces each word, making it easy for little ones to learn new vocabulary.I love that it covers a variety of categories like animals, foods, and everyday objects. My toddler gets so excited to hear the sounds and repeat the words! It’s also portable and lightweight, so we can take it on the go for learning anywhere.This is an excellent educational toy for toddlers, especially those just starting to learn words. It’s fun, engaging, and really helps build language skills. Highly recommend it for parents looking for an interactive and effective learning tool!

I purchased these for my nephew and id say they're perfect for little children learning words. The quality is definitely worth it and the system makes it so much easier to teach your littles. Its not too big but not too small either. Very durable and functions as described.

The media could not be loaded. My baby accidentally found out that if you push and hold the volume button, it sings songs to you, which is such a fun feature. It comes with a ton of cards and was a great price! I do wish that the voice of this toy was a little more clear and, some of the words they say aren’t as correct but still such a fun game

Item works well except for two things: 1) words are spoken with a British accent, even after attempting to switch language, and 2) some cards are printed with two words - one for UK and one for USA - but speaks only the UK word (for example, a side of one card has aubergine for UK and eggplant for USA - when two words exist, the machine never speaks the USA word). Grandson lost the manual and language no longer seems to be changeable (can still change volume, repeat, music, and on/off but no longer(?) can change language or accent as it only appears to include “English”). Thankfully another reviewer supplied photos of the manual.Still, it is a good learning tool with lots of word cards but our 2.00 year old grandson is a little young yet for this, maybe in a few months. Have used for maybe 2-3 hours and still on as-supplied battery charge.

My 3 year old grandson has a speech delay. I bought this toy hoping he’ll understand and speak more words. We did the animal deck our first try today. He caught on quickly how to insert the card. Pushes the repeat button if he wants to hear it again. And turns the card over to hear the second word. It has a volume button which I increased to hear the word more clearly. The words are well pronounced and easily understood. Most of the animals include the name of the animal and the sound the animal makes, which adds to the fun . I like that the pictures are of real animals, not childish drawings. I also like that it is not a screen (cell phone app, tv, iPad, etc.)I forgot to put the animal deck and toy up as intended. He found them later in the day and went through the deck again on his own. It’s a well designed toy that’s fun with a useful purpose.

Educational toy. Worth buying

Just a lot of cards without somewhere to store them. If not I'd be giving it 5 stars as my daughter does love it. Little bit cheaper quality than expected but overall okay.

I love this item I bought for my granddaughter and it was a big hit. I also took it into my toddler class to keep my higher level kids entertained and it was a hit. It also helps my ones that arent/refusing to talk. I noticed I am getting more words from them.