📱 LeapFrog First Learning Tablet Black - The Ultimate Educational Tool for Kids Review

My toddler was not interested in this device but I decided to keep it just in case. She hardly played but maybe a few times when I showed her. It just doesn't work anymore and there is no guarantee and the return window is closed. waste of time and money.

My child liked it and the feeling when I saw it when he opened it on his birthday almost made me want to Cry. Like he's that happy. He plays with it endlessly and the box with it came in XD. And it's more like touch buttons but very durable.

My 1 year old daughter loves everything she can get her hands on from remote controls to phones and iPads so I have no doubts she will love it when she opens it. The best thing about the Leapfrog line is that it's educational! So it drives their small brains to improve their knowledge from a young age.

I like this article. It's very cute and my niece of one and a half loves pressing the buttons. It makes sounds and lights up and also has three modes, one of which teaches multiple numbers, colors and the alphabet. Another attraction works with animals and their sounds. It's compact and just a very cute toy from all angles. At least it is for me. Time will tell how much my niece will like it.

I give 3 stars because I like the wide range of topics it can teach, but my child doesn't see these benefits. Unlike most LeapFrog toys, which give my child clear instructions on what to push and how to continue learning, this toy doesn't live up to the rest of the range. This is the first LeapFrog toy that my 2.5 year old wasn't a fan of. I hope he catches it in a few months.

My son is almost 18 months old. I know it's a "tablet". However, this toy would suit him better if it had more moving parts than flat touch buttons that "do" nothing. Of course, we never let him play with our smartphones, so he's unfamiliar with touchscreens; and he's much more interested in the mechanics of his stuff than the learning aspect - he rolls his wheelchair back and forth whenever the opportunity arises - BUT he's not at all interested in the touch buttons on this tablet. He spends…

For children aged 12 and over. We got this for our one year old daughter and she took to it straight away. Batteries are included. The screen is very sensitive and reacts to the child's touch. The child can swipe right, left, up or down and the icons will light up where they swipe. There's a lot going on in this tablet. First, there are 25 icons to choose from in three different modes that you can switch between at the top of the panel (Export, Tutorial, Music). The volume has two settings and…