Go on an adventure with the Touch & Teach Elephant by VTech and learn numbers, letters, first words and more while exploring 16 interactive pages. Press the light-up buttons to interact with the book and hear playful music. Product Features Innovative and educational Toy book has 16 interactive story book pages; explore letters, shapes and
Categories: Learning & Education
Added on: May 21, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Go on an adventure with the Touch & Teach Elephant by VTech and learn numbers, letters, first words and more while exploring 16 interactive pages. Press the light-up buttons to interact with the book and hear playful music.
Great for getting woken up with Little one loves this. Unfortunately, unlike most similar things that just power down or say something once or twice before powering down this will lie in wait like a highly trained sniper to ambush your senses all on its own at 1:30am singing its song: “Elephant wants you to go on a learning adventure! Open the book, there is much to explore!” I am ready to reenact the scene from Office Space. You know the one. But I won’t. She loves this thing. It’s a cute little learning aid…
Keeps his interest Very cool.Pros – colorful. Lots of noisy buttons. Great for baby to grow with it. pages are laminated so they don’t rip and can withstand chewing and droll. Not heavy (my little guys likes to flip things over and sometimes onto himself). easy for baby to learn how to turn on and off (switch has little hole for tiny fingers). Not too loud or noisy. packaging was easy to open, pull out and play with.Cons – Can’t really think of any other than the fact I got it for my 9 month old and…
Technology not as expected but still has a lot of features I thought this was going to have the same technology as the Vtech touch and learn book (the one with the bear characters) where you touch the actual picture on the page and it tells you the word. This one doesn’t have that technology. Touching the pictures on the pages does nothing. You have to press an actual button above each picture to learn the word. Disappointed it is not the same as my son LOVES the vtech book where you can actually touch the picture and it interacts with you.