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LeapFrog Announces Tag Reading for Toddlers

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LeapFrog is known for their educational needs of teaching any child phonics, math, etc. They are one of the top notch toy markets with the educational value around and yet every year they come out with something new and exciting. This year is no different, now they’ve made a Tag Reading System for Toddlers. This Tag system is normally geared for a child around the age of  4-8, but now they’ve made it for 2-4 year olds.

Woo hoo, while I haven’t picked this one up yet it sounds like something I’d love to get for my son. He’ll be two in March.

The device that helps the child to read is perfect for those little hands too. You scroll the green part at the bottom over the words and their hand grips the top that fits perfectly in their palms. Now they’ll be able to hear the story read to them, hear sound effects of letters and look at the pictures too. I even hear it has music to go along with the story.

If you get this before I do (not sure when that’ll be, maybe Christmas) please come back here and tell us all about it.  For those wondering you can get it at amazon or www.LeapFrog.com. It costs about $34.99 and the books are $10.99.


Posted in General on January 31st, 2009

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