LeapFrog Read and Sing Little Leap
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Toys and Games Reviews of LeapFrog Read and Sing Little Leap
Customer Review: A well made and thought out toy.
Summary: 4 Stars
I purchased this for my 17 month old. I don't expect her to be able to use it properly at this age. She loves singing and the ABC song is one of her favorites. Pushing buttons and getting a response is also fun for her. She likes it very much so far. I am impressed with the short and long vowel sounds that it makes for the letters. I find him easy to understand and use, it is very child friendly. I think in a year or two she will use him to learn the colors, letters, and spell words, at this point it is just very entertaining. Mine is a newer model and it does have a volume control inside the back panel on the battery case. It is easy to start this toy and I find that nice. All the buttons are easy to push. My daughter has not been frustrated with this toy yet at all.Customer Review: Meghan is learning BUT...
Summary: 5 Stars
I originally bought this toy for my nephew who wasn't learning the alphabet. He mastered the toy with in a month. Since then, the same toy was given to my daughter to use at 2 years old. She too has mastered it. However, ... Leap is pushy in telling the child what to do and shuts off too quickly if they hit the wrong button or not hard enough. Now, the letters in the first 2 columns do not work at all. She is not aggressive with it so I know it wasn't from rough use. ..., it seems this toy wears out from regular use with in 2 years or a little over. That is waaaay to soon [considering the price of the] toy! Now I have to buy a new one so that she continues to learn the letters that don't work.Customer Review: fun frog
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a fun leap frog toy, and offers preschoolers a great way to practice the alphabet. The frog sings the alphabet song and stops randomly to ask the child to press the letter that comes next. It also has a setting that allows the child to press any letter to hear the sound it makes. Another option asks the child to find the letter? It also comes with a small book that aids in teaching the alphabet. My two year old son likes the toy very much but gets bored with it after about 15 minutes. The only things I really don't like about it are that the buttons are sometimes very difficult to push (especially for a small child), and I found it a bit expensive.Customer Review: I wish family would read age recomendations!
Summary: 3 Stars
I had Baby Tad on my daughters registry, mind you it was her 1st birthday, and strangely enough, Im not sure if by the help of Toys R Us employees, My Daughters Paternal Grandmother bought this. Im not saying its a bad toy for 2-5 year olds, but for a one year old its enough to boggle a maturing brain. I guess this is just for those people thinking that thier kids would appreciate this toy at a young age to learn the alphabet, but Its annoying to the parents when the wrong letter is hit, and the Frog says "actually" One year olds dont need to be saying actually, No is bad enough. Make sure you adhere to age specificationsCustomer Review: Great fun toy 5 Stars
I am extremely disappointed in the quality and durability of this toy. I have twin boys and they love this toy and it got a lot of use. It started malfunctioning when slightly less than 1 year old. I referred to the info in the instruction manual and changed the batteries, cleaned the contacts, etc. and the toy continues to malfunction. Additionally, I also had purchased the little leap for my boys and the same thing happened!! The lights and music stoppped lighting up or working when pressed. Now the toy won't even shut off and I had to remove the batteries. No wonder Leapfrog Inc. only offers a 6 month warranty!