Toloso Talking Flash Cards for Toddler Toys 2 3 4 5 Years Old Girls, Montessori Sensory Toys for Autistic Children, Autism Learning Toys, Speech Therapy Toys, Medium, Pink

My baby loves this especially because It has sound. It’s a great learning material and is very colorful. Seems to be made of great sturdy fabric.

From the moment we opened the box, he was captivated by the bright, colorful pictures and the talking feature. He loves playing with these cards, and it's incredible to see how much he enjoys learning new words. Every day, he eagerly picks up the cards, presses the buttons, and repeats the words he hears. It's become a fun game for him, and I can see how much he's learning and growing.One of the best parts for me is seeing his excitement when he recognizes a word or learns a new one. The interactive element of the talking flash cards has made such a difference in keeping him engaged and interested. It's amazing to watch his vocabulary expand so quickly.These flash cards have been a fantastic addition to our daily routine, and they've made learning a fun and enjoyable experience for both of us. They’re more than just a toy—they’re a wonderful tool that has truly helped my son develop his language skills.

Helped my toddler learn new words and love the fact that it’s rechargeable. Can’t recommend it enough!

PROS: card reader is easy to use, words are clear and adjustable volume makes it reasonably loud. Toddler loves it. Plenty of cards with lots to learn. It’s rechargeable, lightweight and very portable for on the go entertainment. Cute little cat shape design.CONS: some of the words don’t align with their regional English counterparts in the US. Some are kind of offensive, like “fat” depicts what appears to be an average size woman. I’ve added a pic of some of the more questionable cards. I also noticed that all the professions are very stereotypical - as in not showing females in lots of things. The cards are like thinner playing card paper, so within seconds my toddler can absolutely destroy them - whether it’s folding them in half or biting off a chunk. The voice sounds kind of tinny and weird, and the pronunciation is odd on a lot of words. The assortment of words is also pretty random - lots of these are not necessarily what I would think are things my child needs to learn. Like “red wine”…

Got this for my toddler to learn for words. He isn’t in the stage where he is s interested yet but the device does sound a little robotic and creepy. Just an fyi. Works great so far but cards and flimsy. Not for toddlers who like ripping or bending cards

As soon as I opened this my 3 and 2 year olds were excited to get their little hands on it. It’s very easy to use and turn on. When I stuck a card in and they heard it talk they were in awe! There are so many different cards with words to learn. I love the little pouch that it comes with, it seems to be a big hit. I’m impressed.

This was a great little toy to help my baby boy to learn different words and easy to understand. It’s easy to use you just have to slide the cards in and out.There is 112 cards that come with 224 words. The only thing I will say is the cards can get bent easily.Good price for a great little thing.

After the FIRST use this toy started malfunctioning and speaking when card not inserted, and not speaking when card is interested. No damage to the toy but I literally only got one use out of it. Doesn’t hold its charge at all too.