Toyzine FlexiMag

does it make any sense buying these three products at once for my kid?

Mar 23, 2011 by Mrs.M | Posted in Toddler & Preschooler

http://www.amazon.com/LeapFrog-19150-My- Own-Leaptop/dp/B0038AJYSS/ref=sr_1_1?ie= UTF8&s=toys-and-games&qid=130092 8635&sr=1-1

http://www.amazon.com/LeapFrog-Chat-and- Count-Phone/dp/B002QNM8NQ/ref=pd_bxgy_t_ img_b

http://www.amazon.com/LeapFrog-Fridge-Ph onics-Magnetic-Alphabet/dp/B000096QNK/re f=sr_1_1?

Sure, if it's his birthday. If not I'd just get them one at a time. The leapfrog animal magnets are great too and my son really loves Scout. You can program him to say your kids name, fave color, food and animal.

LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Letter Set

This is a review video for the LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Letter Set games from LeapFrog, check out www.froglearninggames.com for ...

In a word: 'Read'

01.01.70

He toddled toward me with a copy of Margaret Wise Brown’s classic “Goodnight Moon” and another book called “Baby Touch and Feel Puppy Love.”

The latter, written by Louise Rupnik, features fuzzy ears and bellies, satiny bowties for two dogs and a coarse feel of a wicker basket for a child to experience as the book is read to him.

Holding the books in his little extended arms, Jacob looked at me and said, “Read!”

“Oh, do you want me to read you the stories?” I asked him, giving him a surprise look. (After all, his verbal command did catch me off guard. He had never asked me to “read!” before.)

“Ya!” he replied, his little mouth showing me a toothy grin.

So he crawled in my lap in the middle of my bed and we read two of his favorite books before bedtime. “Goodnight Moon” is a classic, and the copy I have was Amber’s. We received it when she was a baby.

Amber loves to read. She always has. While I still read aloud at bedtime to her and Jacob, she will sometimes take on the bedtime story duties with Jacob. One evening last week she sat with her little brother in her lap and together they paged through a book. I took a photo on my phone, but I still haven’t uploaded it to my computer. I’m trying to figure that out. I know computers, but I will admit that I am not that well-versed in their workings!

Jacob’s vocabulary continues to expand, and thanks to Santa bringing him Leap Frog’s Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Set, he is beginning to identify letters by sight and sound. He is stringing more and more words together in sentences, and that is music to my ears. It seemed like he would never start talking, but deep down I knew he would when he was ready.

So I will listen to those “read!” pleas and commands. It’s fun time and learning time for me and my little boy!

Source: Republican & Herald (blog)

Toddler Favourite - Leapfrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Set

He loves to dance around the kitchen and is so proud of himself when he can sing along with it. It is not only a fun toy but a great educational toy as well that helps children learn their letters and the sounds they make. I remember how much my niece loved this toy when she was younger - so when H was born this was one toy that I asked specifically for.

Source: Mommies Favourites

Leave a Reply