This year and onwards I feel is the right time to start introducing my daughter to the concept of learning. She turned 3 one month ago and since then there have been an amazing amount of changes. Not only is she surprising me with the new words and actions she does on a daily basis, she is also learning to speak French and read books at nursery. I have generally been amazed at what standards are expected from today's three year olds as when I was a child I had nothing like that. I was only offered the chance to learn a second language when I reached secondary school. I have been looking for fun and effective learning tools for my daughter not ...  Read the complete review

My children love games and we have lots of different ones, I though that the Living & Learning Soundtracks game was something they would enjoy. The game consists of four cards each featuring nine different photographs. There are forty plastic counters in four different colours and a CD containing various short everyday sounds. To play the game you will need a CD player but other than that there is no setting up or putting together involved. The game is aimed at children aged 3 years and over and you can have between 2 and 4 players. The game is similar to other lotto type games but with sounds. Once you have your CD player and each player ...  Read the complete review

I got this for my eldest son when he was 2 years old (now 3) and he really enjoyed it straight away. I remember having something similar to this when I was young and I really enjoyed it at the time so I was hoping it would be good fun for us both to play and I was not disappointed. It's quite a simple game so an easy way to introduce children into sitting and playing this kind of game, or board game. The concept is very simple, just to listen to the sounds and then put your counter onto the picture of whatever sound you heard. I felt for the price this was such a good item, especially as I got it reduced on Amazon for under 5 pounds! Although it is ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic game - my children were given this game when they were young - it came with a tape then! and I have subsequently bought many copies for party presents and friends children. The idea is really simple you listen to the sound work out what it is and then cover up that picture if you have it on your card. The winner is the person who covers up all the pictures on their card.It really is 'sounds' bingo. It really is a great idea for children who cannot yet read but can recognise sounds. It is also a game that can be played by children and adults on an even basis so it means everyone has an equal chance of winning - and you don't have to let ...  Read the complete review