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TicTalk Cell Phone for Kids
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"If you want to be able to reach your child anywhere and everywhere and vice versa but you don't want them to have a cell phone, the TicTalk may be for you. The phone has no buttons to dial – just a limited number of pre-programmed numbers that can be called, and parents can control which calls are allowed in and at what times. It comes loaded with five educational games by LeapFrog."
Pretend & Learn Shopping Cart
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"This is a discontinued toy but you can still pick it up from third-party sellers on Amazon or Ebay. The food is easy to scan and cute, and the sound is clear yet not too loud. I wish that the basket was bigger (look at all that extra space) but my girls have a lot of fun pretending to be Mommy at the store."
Learn & Groove Musical Table
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"If music inspires adults, just think what it will do for little kids. The Learn & Groove Musical Table encourages motor skills with gadgets that spin, slide, push, pull, open, and close. Plus it has 15 musical activities and over 40 songs. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
Fridge Phonics Magnetic Letter Set
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"Finding toys for 12-24mo olds can be a bit challenging, but then I come across things like this Fridge Phonics Magnetic Letter Set and suddenly things get a bit easier. Grandpa has one at his house and my daughter plays with it forever. It says it's for 2 and up, but she started playing and putting letters in at 14 mos. This is a GREAT gift to buy for the holidays and a very educational one."
LeapFrog FLY Fusion Pentop Computer
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"With the FLY Fusion™ Pentop Computer — which is just like a regular writing instrument — everything you write or draw on FLY™ Paper is automatically scanned and digitized. With a tap of this new-age pen, you get instant feedback: For example, write a word in English and (tap) get the Spanish or French translation; write a math problem and (tap) get quick calculations or hear step-by-step advice on..."
LeapFrog My First LeapPad Educational Book: Disney Princess Enchanted Counting Tales: Toys & Games
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"MY NIECE LOVES DISNEY PRINCESSES BUT IT'S HARD TO GET HER TO FOCUS ON HER SCHOOL WORK AT TIMES! THIS LEAPFROG MY FIRST EDUCATION BOOK WITH ENCHANTED COUNTING TALES IS JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED!"
Didj Custom Gaming System
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"This is an innovative handheld gaming console from LeapFrog that helps kids learn. Combining entertainment with education, the Didj provides high-resolution gameplay but in a learning environment. The unit connects to the computer and uses credits that they've earned to customize the games and the curriculum."
LeapFrog Tag Reading System
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"This is a pretty rad toy for enriching your child's learning experience. Use the special "pen" to scan over words in compatible books and it will recognize and read the words for your child. This will help with their reading comprehension, pronunciation, spelling, and related skill sets."
LeapFrog Cook and Play Potsy
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"My daughter LOVES this toy. We've had it for months and it is the only toy she routinely goes to. The noise level is perfect, it has catchy tunes... great educational toy that inspires healthy eating. Buy buy buy!"
Leapster L-Max Learning Game System
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"leap frog is like a mini computer for kids 4-10. it's educational and fun. my giirls could not get off it they loved it so much."
Leap Frog Letter Factory
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"Excellent DVD, good for toddlers to learn how to make sound for each letter, good music and a great holiday gift idea for that growing baby."
LeapFrog Leapster Educational Game Ratatouille
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"We really enjoyed this movie and we're just digging into phonics and reading...this could be a perfect choice!"
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