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LeapFrog® Leapster® Learning Game: Scholastic Clifford

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from: LeapFrog

February 28, 2007
Bought for my soon to be 4yr old. She really likes it and I especially like the letter writing feature of the game. Would recommend along with, diego, animal genius and sonic (she's a little young for sonic but loves it anyway)

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LeapFrog LeapPad Educational Book: Disney Princesses Math, Mazes and More

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from: LeapFrog


My daughter is 24 and is mentally disabled. She had learned to read using leapfrog. She has learned more out of School using these Leapfrog programs then she ever did in class. We had first gotten leapfrog Quantum and we also now have the writer. She loves the math mazes and more book.I wish I could buy her more at once. But we manage.
Thank you so much.
Everything came in perfect condition.
Stacy's Mom,
Shannon

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Leapster Arcade: Dora the Explorer

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from: LeapFrog


This game is one of the worst Leapster games available, bad graphics and complicated for a child to play.

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LeapFrog LeapPad Educational Book: Cars

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from: LeapFrog

April 28, 2006
This book is great! My son loves it! He is obsessed with Cars so this was a no-brainer to buy. The games inside it have helped him not only with his numbers, but also sequencing and drawing within lines. He plays this for hours! The only complaint I have with LeapPad books is that they are really easy to crease/fold. When he turns the pages, he tends to fold or wrinkle them. Otherwise, a game I totally recommend!

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Vtech - V.Smile - Toy Story 2

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from: V Tech

June 12, 2006
My 4 1/2 year old really enjoys this game! I love how they take an idea (Toy Story 2) that is exciting and appealing to this age group and make it educational, too!

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Leapster Kids Carry-It-All Backpack: Pink & Lavendar

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from: Leapfrog


Purchased this bag for our daughter as well as the blue/grey one for a boy's gift. We had my daughter's name embroidered on the front pink under the grey label and the blue/grey one was embroidered on the shoulder strap.

Both are a typical backpack, but have elastic storage pouches inside to hold the small Leapster cartridges. The backpacks are slightly lined, which helps a bit with the rough handling of the kids :) I'm not sure I understand other reviews of quality. This is a great bag for the value!

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LeapFrog Leapster A/C Adapter

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from: LeapFrog


Too many times the kids want to play when their batteries are worn out. The plug is a much needed item if you run out of batteries. Even though I use rechargeable batteries for just about all toys and electronics in my home... still there aren't always fresh ones available when the kids ask for them.

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Vtech - V.Smile - Backyardigans

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Electronic Learning Toys
from: V Tech

March 01, 2006
Fun and challenging for my 4 year old. A great investment in learning and fun for the adults,too.

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Vtech - Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Electronic Learning Toys
from: V Tech

July 01, 2007
I bought this walker for my son, first he was just crawling and pushing it, now he is almost 11 months and he just walks with it on his own, he can turn it now in the direction he wants to go and loves it. It is very stable and durable. Music and colors are fun. You can adjust the volume if you need to. YOu can take the attachment off and put in play yard with a baby as well. It was a great purchase and really inexpensive. When your baby will start walking by holding on to the walker you will need to help him because it is a little bit light so it will roll too fast, but once a baby is more confident you will not need to hold it for him/her. I think it is my favorite purchase for my son.

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Little Leaps SW: Leap Ahead/Toddle Think

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Electronic Learning Toys
from: LeapFrog

June 12, 2006
Okay, I'm not one to write reviews normally, but I had to for this one. Either my daughter is a genius, or this "game" is LAME. Although she is 2 1/2 and has known her alphabet since she was 2, and has been able to count to 10 even before that, I thought maybe this would be fun for her to try. First of all, two of the "games" aren't games at all - the shapes one is just a video of a bird drawing 4 shapes, and then it's over. No interaction at all. The animal one is just lessons on different animals, and the joystick controls which animals you view, but it's not a game either. The alphabet game only teaches a few letters, and that's it. You would think it would teach all 26, but no. The "feeding the pig" game counts to 10, but doesn't do much. ... Read More: