by - written on 05/11/08 (Useful, 67 readings)
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I browsed all the best toy stores to find a great present for my little nephew who was them 3 years old. I wanted something that would be educational and at the same time fun. I came across this great leappad that seemed like a good learning toy. This was available in both pink and blue colors. I picked the blue one for my nephew. I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/10/08 (Useful, 38 readings)
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Ive always been a great fan of the leappad ranges they have some really great toys, but there not just toys they help them learn at the same time as them having one which i sometimes think is key in order for them to take things in better. Its for ages roughly between 3-5 years although i think we bought my daughters when she was around ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/11/05 (Useful, 206 readings)
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With Christmas coming up it’s always a time of wondering what to get the grandchildren for their presents, but this year I am already ahead of the game. I will be buying another leapfrog leap pad from the early learning centre in town, at the cost of £28.99 as they are having a sale. I bought one of these last year for my ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/10/05 (Useful, 186 readings)
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Well as it will soon be Xmas, here's an ideal present for your little one! I got mine for my daughters 1st birthday! bit extreme I know but once i'd seen it on the tv and looked at the Leapfog website (www.leapfrog.com) I just had to have it. Acacia is now just turning 3 and has just started using it. Each book has ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/01/05, updated on 27/01/05 (Very useful, 697 readings)
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* Before I start, the picture above is not the LeapPad, but the My First LeapPad * Having a son, Michael, with learning difficulties presents many problems, not least deciding what to get them for Christmas presents. Age appropriate toys are too difficult, while most that are developmentally appropriate are babyish. This year ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/07/04, updated on 06/07/04 (Very useful, 300 readings)
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My young son developed an obsession with letters and numbers long before he could speak (at least with any degree of sense). Now, at the grand old age of two, his party piece is to count incessantly until numbness sets in all round and his Tweenies display has been torn down and replaced by a huge alphabet poster. ... Read the complete review
