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LeapFrog My First Learning Tablet , Violet (Amazon Exclusive)
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- LeapFrog My First Learning Tablet , Violet (Amazon Exclusive)
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Top positive review
Interactive with Lots of Content and Responses.
April 27, 2018
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 switched off. The pad will also turn itself off after 45 seconds of inactivity. Some of the topics covered are animals, their sounds, rhymes, shapes, colors, numbers, letters, the weather, how to say hello in several languages, and more. The Scout (the green puppy) icon is more interactive for older toddlers. It'll say things like, "hop up and down for ten seconds" and proceed to count down. Even our 3.5 year old had fun with this. It's been dropped on a hard surface floor a couple of times too and so far nothing has busted. This actually is overwhelming at first because there are so many options. You could spend a lot of time cycling through the different responses to get them all. But that's what will keep this toy from getting boring. Too many of these gadgets the kids can go through in 5 minutes and hit them all and never play with again. This tablet will take some time.
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Top critical review
We'll see...
May 21, 2018
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 touch-screen buttons on this tablet. He spends all his time with it pushing the "real" buttons, the ones that actually have movement: the home button at the bottom (he pushes it repeatedly, which just causes the tablet to repeat it's intro phrases), the on/off/volume switch on the side, and the settings "slider" switch at the top. We'll see if he begins to take an interest in the touch buttons, which light up and have a variety of settings/responses. The one positive for my son is the music setting. He loves the different music it plays. However, as I mentioned, he is drawn to the slider switch at the top, which changes the setting from music to something else, and he is constantly cutting off the songs even though he likes them.
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April 27, 2018
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 switched off. The pad will also turn itself off after 45 seconds of inactivity. Some of the topics covered are animals, their sounds, rhymes, shapes, colors, numbers, letters, the weather, how to say hello in several languages, and more. The Scout (the green puppy) icon is more interactive for older toddlers. It'll say things like, "hop up and down for ten seconds" and proceed to count down. Even our 3.5 year old had fun with this. It's been dropped on a hard surface floor a couple of times too and so far nothing has busted. This actually is overwhelming at first because there are so many options. You could spend a lot of time cycling through the different responses to get them all. But that's what will keep this toy from getting boring. Too many of these gadgets the kids can go through in 5 minutes and hit them all and never play with again. This tablet will take some time.
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May 21, 2018
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 touch-screen buttons on this tablet. He spends all his time with it pushing the "real" buttons, the ones that actually have movement: the home button at the bottom (he pushes it repeatedly, which just causes the tablet to repeat it's intro phrases), the on/off/volume switch on the side, and the settings "slider" switch at the top. We'll see if he begins to take an interest in the touch buttons, which light up and have a variety of settings/responses. The one positive for my son is the music setting. He loves the different music it plays. However, as I mentioned, he is drawn to the slider switch at the top, which changes the setting from music to something else, and he is constantly cutting off the songs even though he likes them.
September 27, 2018
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.
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.
April 9, 2018
My kid loved it and the feeling of seeing him when he opened it on his birthday, legit almost made me cry. Like he was so happy. He plays with it endlessly, and the box it came in XD. And it's more like touch buttons but still super durable.
November 9, 2018
My 1yr old loves everything touchable from the remotes to the phone to iPad so there is no doubt in my mind when she opens this she is absolutely going to love it. The best part about the Leapfrog line it that it's all educational! So its pushing her little brain to develop the knowledge to excellence from and early age.
August 30, 2018
Love it 2 year old grandson adores this
December 5, 2018
I like this product. It's very cute and my one and a half year old niece likes pushing the buttons. It has sounds and lights up and has three modes one of which teaches a few numbers and colors and the alphabet. Another ride works on animals and the sounds they make. It's compact and just a very cute toy all around. Atleast it is for me. How much my niece enjoys it only time will tell.
July 16, 2018
Love this. So many different options.
January 1, 2019
My baby was not interested in this device but I decided to keep it just in case. She hardly played with but may be a couple times when I showed it to her. It just stopped working and there is no warranty and return window is closed. Waste of time and money.
March 1, 2019
The audio is not as good a quality as the LeapFrog Phone or Laptop. There is not much interactivity with this device. The Laptop has a game that asks the kids to find a letter. The games on this device are definitely for younger children (18 months-2 yr). I have purchased several LeapFrog products, so I found the lack of audio clarity in this toy to be a disappointment.
