Toddler Talking Flash Cards for Kids: Blue, Autism Sensory Toys, 224 Sight Words, Educational Gifts for Boys and Girls Ages 1–5 Easter Basket Fillers for Youngsters

Toddler Talking Flash Cards for Kids: Blue, Autism Sensory Toys, 224 Sight Words, Educational Gifts for Boys and Girls Ages 1–5 Easter Basket Fillers for Youngsters

(250 customer reviews)

This toy is not just about learning – it’s about sparking curiosity, creativity, and joy in young minds. With a wide range of activities and games, children will have a blast while enhancing their vocabulary and communication skills.

  • Enhance Learning and Play: Our toy promotes language and cognitive skill development through interactive play, making learning fun and engaging for young children.
  • Autism-Friendly Design: Specifically created to cater to children with autism or learning challenges, This Blue Toddler toy provides a sensory-rich experience that helps in their development.
  • Durable and Portable: Made to withstand the playtime of energetic little ones, this toy is built to last while remaining lightweight and easy to carry around for on-the-go learning.
  • Extensive Sight Words Collection: With 224 sight words included, this toy offers a comprehensive vocabulary-building experience that grows with your child’s abilities.
  • Easy to Clean: Ensure a hygienic play environment with this toy that can be easily cleaned, allowing for worry-free playtime every time.
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250 reviews for Toddler Talking Flash Cards for Kids: Blue, Autism Sensory Toys, 224 Sight Words, Educational Gifts for Boys and Girls Ages 1–5 Easter Basket Fillers for Youngsters

  1. Katherine Julia –

    This is the most lovely learning resource. I could have given it 5 times, but because my little boy (3) is difficult to put together these two parts, it is not possible to start. Honestly, through practice, I think he can do it, and to be honest, this may be a very good activity that cultivates fine sports skills, but he was immediately frustrated and did not want to play anymore, just because he couldn’t make them unable to take them Push together. I will continue to cooperate with these, because the overall concept and the quality of toys are great!

  2. Randolph Richard –

    good quality. It seems that they will last for a long time! The only disadvantage is only 13 pairs. I hope that each letter has its own matching items, not the back of the back.

  3. Valerie Dewey –

    1.5 -year -old daughter loves them!

  4. Lena Scott –

    High -quality toys that can be matched easily. Our 2 -year -old and 4 -year -old children like to match them. This is a good way to teach letters and colors.

  5. Jennifer Theresa –

    I read the comment and decided to order them, although there were some negative effects. We really like them! The color is great, they have a lot of time to play. I don’t think the double -sided letters have problems with two and a half years old. They only bite together in one way, and we found that it made up for the problem.

  6. Regan Jerry –

    Please check to ensure that you have all letters. I received the parcel today, and I was glad to play and learn with my children until we found that one of them was lost. We received two same letters, which was a bit disappointing. Otherwise, this will be a great purchase.

  7. Mark Flynn –

    A good gift -but there are many things to pick up from the floor, haha! Intersection Intersection

  8. Sophia Waters –

    I like to learn anything about resource production! My two children like this set. We discuss letters and colors.

  9. Sean Michael –

    It is very suitable for my 3 -year -old child’s learning tool. A/N and I/V popsicles do not have enough holes to be easily installed with matching popsicles. This is very frustrating to my son, and I have to work hard to integrate myself into it. If each letter is your own popsicle matching, not the must

  10. Novia Washington –

    I should read the description of the project more carefully. There are two letters (front and back) on each popsicle, which confuses students. Bridge itself is cute, but I just hope

  11. Wade Carl –

    My granddaughter likes what she said. This is a good way to learn the lowercase letters, because they only teach the uppercase letters in the preschool.

  12. Chester Henry –

    Children don’t like this game. It is not used in a corner.

  13. Mignon Geoffrey –

    Poor quality. It can be seen from the photos that its production is poor.

  14. Pamela Christie –

    Color, shape and letters! Very suitable for children’s learning games.

  15. David David –

    I am very disappointed with this product. I am a preschool teacher and received this gift from one of my students. When I opened this box, the letter K was sticking together and could not be separated. It seems to be sticking together

  16. Ted Funk –

    I am an OT, my treatment child likes this! They are too difficult to fall, but they are not so easy to fall by themselves!

  17. Zebulon Churchill –

    Each popsicle contains 2 letters. Not a full set 26 double is better

  18. Perry Gosse –

    I will give this 5 stars “EGG” because it lacks a letter E, but there is a “EGG” Stra letter L. That’s okay! At least my son is still satisfied with this, and knows his letters anyway.

  19. Abner Terry –

    Good learning tools and toys to cultivate fine sports skills. The students in my class seem to enjoy this interesting learning experience!

  20. Tracy Lloyd –

    I have a day care, which is a great learning toy for children. They will not only learn about cases and letters, but also match them and learn colors. It is a good tool for cultivating fine sports skills. My daughter likes to match them and organize it like a rainbow. A great toy, I highly recommend this! Suitable for children from 6 months to 5 years old

  21. Hale Johnson –

    Children like them. The taste is not very good, but they still eat.

  22. Robert Margaret –

    very nice. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was because of the white paint (?) Of the letter (?) In a few days, it started to wear.

  23. Tyler Agnes –

    I like this product, I just want to have a simpler way to open each egg, and you really have to use your nails to open them.

  24. Molly Kelsen –

    My son bought him when he was studying the alphabet. They are cute and very durable. I do have a complaint -there are two different letters on both sides of each popsicle. If you only write only one letter on each piece of paper. You must ensure that all of them are displayed and the same letters to avoid confusion. Of course, it is cheaper to buy this way, but I don’t mind paying an additional fee for a full set of payments to avoid confusion. My children also play these as toy food in their kitchen!

  25. Francis Goldsmith –

    It is now called “Pop Game”, which is a good way to teach children’s color and large/lowercase letters.

  26. Horace Alcott –

    My 3 -year -old child likes these!

  27. Gwendolyn Robbins –

    I bought this toy for my granddaughter 2 1/2. Very satisfied to buy.

  28. Kyle Toby –

    I have a 2.5 -year -old twin boy who likes popsicles, so this is an interesting way for them to start matching the lowercase letters. There are 13 two -layer popsicles. On one side is the first half of the letter, and the other side is the second half of the letter. They are solid and colors will help them match the letters. My only complaint is that it does not have some container to store popsicles. I put them in a self -sealed bag, put them together, and count the twins to ensure that we all have it. A small box can be very convenient. In general, this is a good gift to cultivate early literacy ability.

  29. Evangeline Bernard –

    They may be a bit difficult to put together.

  30. Dean Stuart –

    Like this! Intersection Intersection I separate them, give me a Sona handbag, there are letters (at the bottom) on it, I use the letters of the letter (top), I choose one and let him find the matching … This will definitely help fine fineness. Sports skills and letter recognition ..

  31. Madge Susan –

    It is very interesting to learn about writing letters with my preschool children.

  32. Quintion Lytton –

    Interesting learning products. My 4 -year -old child likes these. Their size is very suitable for her. She assembled them well and played well while learning!

  33. Walter Steinbeck –

    This is great! A good way to play and learn with my 3 -year -old girl

  34. Alger Wells –

    The concept of this game/toy is very cute. But my three -year -old child doesn’t like this and doesn’t play. I really want to give this praise, but I can’t do it, because my children don’t like it. After all, this is a child’s toy, right?

  35. Willie Andrew –

    Children in my kindergarten often play with them.

  36. Sibyl Galsworthy –

    This toy has a cute concept and is fun to play. For children, it is a bit difficult for popsicles to re -assemble.

  37. Alan Finn –

    We played for a few hours. Great learning toys.

  38. Clement Johnson –

    I am very disappointed with these! I have been watching them and wanting them for a long time! I finally placed an order, I received it today! I opened the package, but found that one of the durable organic pollutants was white in the place where the letter was falling! Make me angry! Intersection Intersection Intersection Why do you use white to solve this problem and send it to someone? It fully illustrates the quality of your product! so sad!

  39. Verna Jeremy –

    Like this product. I gave it four stars just because the popsicles were double -sided. If each letter has its own popsicle set, not sharing one side, it is even more beneficial. This is good for school recruiting children, but it may be more challenging for young children. I recommend using 2-4 sets to meet the lower age group or special needs.

  40. Beverly Austin –

    My preschool children like this very much. Interesting and very suitable for learning letters! The quality is very good, so I don’t have to worry about safety issues 🙂

  41. Dempsey Wodehous –

    It is easy for 5 -year -old children. Very suitable for young children. Strong rubber and plastic. Very beautiful

  42. Ira Crofts –

    Very cute and good quality! I hope that there are only one set of letters in each group of popular music, not on each side of the pop music. There is a set of different letters.

  43. Edith Dierser –

    Great fine motor toys! Toughness and durability … it will last a long time.

  44. Barret Sheridan –

    My daughter likes it very much!

  45. Winfred Sally –

    Give our daughter last Christmas, she loves them, she is 2 years old, because she will gradually like to play with them with age. I believe this will help to learn her letter. Now she uses color and dexterity to pull they separate and put them together.

  46. Afra Alerander –

    It is not very good at my expectations, but children like it.

  47. Rita Leacock –

    These are absolutely cute. I have read another comment on the paint, so I think I will try to cover the letter with transparent nail polish. Do not do this! I dirty letters Q. Hope they will not be scratched. Now I am very satisfied with them.

  48. Sharon Howell(s) –

    Both letters are not allowed to place the letters in order of ABC. Each letter should be placed on its own pair.

  49. Blithe Carllyle –

    Inadequate quality control. X films are half less. We gave my son at Easter, so we will keep it, but we are not satisfied with buying.

  50. Natalie Pepys –

    This is a good game suitable for preschool children. I just hope that a set of uppercase and lowercase letters will be on a popsicle. It is a bit confused about my students.

  51. Bard Kellogg –

    I bought two sets to sort out AZ and play other games to make them the favorite games. They have been secretly brought them from the school classroom to their game kitchen.

  52. Cheryl Ingersoll –

    Alpha Pop is not bad. I am looking for an interesting activity for my son to match the uppercase and lowercase letters. He encountered difficulties in identification. I like bright colors, he likes popsicles, so I am glad to try these. Half of the letters are on the front and half of the back. It doesn’t matter, you can minimize the number of parts you own. The materials are very good, you can use it multiple times, or even easy to clean. However, after watching my son playing these, it is difficult to judge whether he matches the capital/lowercase letter or just match the color, because there is only one pair of each color. It violates the purpose of the event and wants to like them, but it is not an effective resource for us.

  53. Otis Meg –

    Very suitable for my child’s toys! It is difficult to open the box, one of which is broken! I recommend it anyway.

  54. Eartha Brown –

    Good products, but cheaper. There are only 13 pairs on both sides. There is a letter on the front and a letter on the back.

  55. Boris Frances –

    Like them to teach him color and letters

  56. Zona Leonard –

    These are double -sided. I did not read this when I bought it. It means only 13 sets of popsicles. In addition, QQ printing is upside down.

  57. Abel Cissie –

    It is a little smaller than I expected, but it is still an interesting way to learn alphabets. After reading some comments, I bought two sets. At that time, they were very cost -effective, so that we could put the entire letters aside without having to turn over. Update: I tried to use nail polish removal agents from one side like some commentators, but it was not successful. It takes about 5 minutes to really scrubb the let most letters delete most of the letters from a popular music. I don’t know how others do it, but it does not work for me.

  58. Denise Giles –

    This is an interesting letter matching activity in my preparatory class

  59. Gabriel Caroline –

    As a teacher, this is an excellent way for children to learn uppercase and lowercase letters.

  60. Magee Garcia –

    I should read the feedback from others before buying, because I did not realize that the letter was double -sided. I continued to order another box and wiped off the letters on the back with acetone, so that my daughter had a full set of things to line up. Finally and realized that one of the boxes lack one letter (actually two). Of course, this is the letter at the beginning of her name. I couldn’t return the goods because I just spent an hour to wipe off the letters on the back, so I plan to let the company send me the lost popsicles. very angry. This is actually the first comment in my history.

  61. Darren Motley –

    My son was too fascinated by these eggs and was not funny at all. We go to anywhere with them. For adults, they are very “strange” toys, but children like them very much! My son likes to say this when he opens the letter. It is small enough, suitable for small hands, but it is big enough to be choked by them!

  62. Jared Bright –

    They are all great. My niece is 3 years old, and she can put them together and dismantle them hard.

  63. Veromca Bach –

    I don’t like it so much. It’s too easy, but some are difficult to integrate.

  64. Winni Malthus –

    Good quality. Real foods can be used for a variety of items, such as kitchen games, shopping or dolls. It looks like a hard warning toy that can play for many years. It is best to have a lowercase and uppercase letter at the same time. Easy to clean.

  65. Hubery III. –

    I bought these for my niece, and they liked it very much. They use them to practice their letters and pronunciation. They put them together and make CVC words. They have not even attended school before school, but they are ready now.

  66. Jamie Houston –

    I am a little unhappy, there are two letters on each group of sticks. But what makes me even more sad is that when the letter came in, it had been scratched (although it was packed in the box, and it was plastic) It was a bit cheap. But we will let it play a role.

  67. Moore Kit –

    It will be recommended to anyone who has a children’s toy kitchen.

  68. Marjorie Humphr(e)y –

    The quality is really great, and it will definitely recommend it to others. My son is four years old and he likes them very much.

  69. Carr Charlotte –

    The product is very strong and high -quality. The color is bright and seductive. The disadvantage of this toy is that it will make young people feel confused and disturb the connected AZ. No 26 pairs of popsicles. It only passes through AM, and the rest of the alphabet is located on the back of each letter. This is the only place we don’t like this product.

  70. Basil Saul –

    My preschool children were confused because of different letters on both sides.

  71. Astrid Maugham –

    My daughter really threw them on the other side of the room. They have not been damaged, the quality is super cute, the color is bright, and the reality is more educated. They will not make mistakes. They will definitely recommend it.

  72. Veronica Dan –

    The good concept of educating children who have not yet attended school. Education, necessary information and fun,

  73. Myra Eipstein –

    These are great! My two -year -old children like to match. He knew all his capital letters and was studying lowercase letters. Now he just identifies the capital letters and colors. In fact, it is only matched with them, but I know that he will quickly identify the lowercase letters by the uppercase matching. This is an interesting game for him, making him very busy! He can easily fight two pieces together, or it can easily disassemble them. Absolutely considers a small hand in design!

  74. Nelson MacDonald –

    Plastic flavor is too strong

  75. Leo Hope –

    These toys have a very strong plastic smell, which is too strong. We threw away the box and washed the toy with a dishwasher twice. Now they are leaking. Generally speaking, learning resource toys is great, but this is not! These things will be hidden somewhere until I am confident that they will not enter my child’s mouth.

  76. Bill Hobbes –

    Our daughter likes it … she can play and learn at the same time.

  77. Roxanne Woolley –

    When I saw this toy at a friend’s house, I fell in love immediately. My 2 -year -old child now has his own set of toys and play with them every day. At this moment, she likes to pull them away and play freely with them. She is good at matching colors, but it is still a bit difficult for them to “pieces” together; they need some skills. Our next stage of the game is letter recognition.

  78. Gemma Robinson –

    Cute concepts, but I don’t like these letters on the back of other letters. My son wants to see all 26 letters intuitively. There are some more difficult combinations together

  79. Melissa Electra –

    The first time I bought this product was because of the concept of popsicle letter letters very attractive. I bought two to use the product for multiple purposes, but I quickly found that popsicles were double -sided. Now, I only have a complete letters, so that I can make what I want, and I order the product I want at double prices. The product’s idea is very good. I like it, but there is a major design defect that I personally don’t like.

  80. Vito Lily –

    Very suitable for 2 -year -old children. She didn’t really care about the letters and matching, but liked her plush animal popsicles. The letter matching will come in time.

  81. Douglas Field –

    I bought these for my 5 -year -old grandson. He really likes playing them.

  82. Jane Ulysses –

    Overall the quality is very good, but I hope that each letter has a separate part. My two -year -old child thinks that only the letters “M” and the rest are lost. I have to constantly turn it and show him the rest of the letters.

  83. Gene Herty –

    I am very satisfied with this product. A friend at home bought these for our oldest 2nd birthday. I have read a lot of negative comments, which confuses me. Over the past two years, my two boys and I have achieved good success with this toy. It is very suitable for matching colors and alphabets, and it is also very suitable for playing with their kitchen utensils. After getting this toy, I explained to the children from the beginning that there were letters on both sides. Both sons understood it, and soon checked two sides. If you are looking for a toy without challenges, then I want to have better toys. This toy is useful at every stage of my child’s growth. Now we are using them for my 4 and 3 -year -old children because we are learning vowels, consonants and consonants. I’m sorry this toy received a negative comment on . Like anything in life, everything depends on how you use it. If you are willing to teach your children to jump out of the box and think, you will be surprised by their learning ability. This toy is an excellent tool for learning. -Magagi D.

  84. Tiffany Susanna –

    The grandson likes to use these to learn their ABC and colors. We donated them to kindergarten, and they bought three sets after they saw it.

  85. Helen Flower –

    These are so interesting! Intersection Intersection I bought this to learn her alphabet in a toddler, but it is not only a puzzle toy, but also used it when playing in the kitchen. They played very happily and mixed them together.

  86. Lennon Nathaniei –

    Our children like to use these popsicles to practice letter recognition and letters pronounce!

  87. Andre Frederick –

    I am very happy to receive these emails … interesting colors. However, it is not easy to reorganize. Children have become depressed! Intersection Intersection Intersection There are letters on both sides, so it’s confusing! Intersection Intersection Intersection

  88. Carol Longfellow –

    I bought these today to help my son who is almost three years old learn a lowercase letter because he already knew his capital letter. Like many other commentators -I think it is very annoying that there are only 13 sets of double -sided manipulator. In addition, I haven’t seen others mentioning this -but there is an error in our collection -the pink collection has two capital L and two lowercase y, which is obviously incorrectly matched. I would say that my son really likes to play with them, and I haven’t found any other such attractive operations to match the uppercase and lowercase letters … So … the jury still did not decide Do we want to continue them!

  89. Queena Landon –

    These are great. I like anything interesting, teaching benefits. Do it well too.,,

  90. Marcus Franklin –

    These are theoretically great, but (as many other critics say) The fact that there are two letters (one on each side) on popsicles are quite confusing for young children. We also have a considerable number of products that cannot be assembled correctly. They are strong, but the manufacturing cost is low. When we got them for the first time, my children played with them, but honestly, they only sat in the basket most of the time. I will not recommend this. The open ending of the play is not enough to attract children’s attention for a long time. Multiple letters are confusing and they are not produced well.

  91. Claire Shakespeare –

    What are the good to say …? Their colors are very cute and can be combined well. They are soft and are a great learning game. They are cheap, about $ 11. Big purchase

  92. Betty Meredith –

    I bought two things like this and removed the letters from one side of each set with paint dilute agent, so we now have 1 set of letters (26 popsicles). After that, I immediately cleaned them with hot soapy water and then let them ventilate. They have no smell at all, and I don’t think it will be worse than existing chemicals in plastic. Now I have done this. If you have two sets of pink popsicles, you can only match the big L and the small L together, and the big Y and the small Y match. They are perfect now, we love them! Intersection Intersection

  93. Renee Wheatley –

    These are difficult to put together for small hands, and I can hardly squeeze them together. Moreover, Q is upside down. Good idea, but need to be improved.

  94. Jay Henley –

    The product has arrived in the description in the product description.

  95. Adam MacAdam –

    Wonderful toys working and color matching together. My child will not match the letters, but I believe that learning to be written in a lower case will help

  96. Lydia Eddie –

    I gave this 3 -year -old Gbaby as an Easter gift. She likes it. They look like real eggs, she likes to learn letters in this way.

  97. Darcy Webb –

    Very suitable for children’s learning tools

  98. Candice Hughes –

    The autism bites when learning the alphabetic watch

  99. Teresa Max –

    My children like these! They immediately started selling popsicles at a price of $ 20! But in fact, it helps my older children identify the lowercase letters and help my children match the color. Four stars are because some of them are more difficult to push together than others (need adults).

  100. Tracy Evans –

    I was disappointed with this purchase. Unfortunately, I was too late, I didn’t open it to realize what it was, so I couldn’t return. This game is indeed suitable for small children. It is difficult to disassemble and assemble these popular music. There is no big challenge at all.

  101. Genevieve Becky –

    My son likes shape eggs, and he likes these too

  102. Don Emily –

    My sister bought these for my son’s birthday. He suffers from autism, and ABC/color is his Thing ?. What makes these popular music so special? ABC is also in the order of rainbow … A is red, and then orange, yellow, etc. (Roy G BIV). I think that except for my son, many people will not notice it and cry, which makes this toy a must -have. If he is arranged in the order of ABC, the rainbow is also arranged in order, and vice versa. Honestly, the person who decides to design toys like this is my best new friend. I want to shake hands with them to get the corresponding color/letter. Yes, there are only 13 popular music. But just turn the lowercase letter to the other side, you can get the complete alphabet … it’s not a big deal. Honestly, I am considering ordering the second set to prevent him from losing one.

  103. Susan Stilwell –

    I bought this daughter who was working as a birthday gift before school. She likes them, and their size is also good. Not too big, not stored.

  104. Dwight Evan –

    This is very popular for the great -grandson we are learning about letters.

  105. Chloe Bernal –

    I really like this product; I just left a star, because I hope that there are no different letters on each side of pop music. This is my fault. When I read and described and saw only 26 POPs, I didn’t expect this, haha. When they match popular music by color, they may be a little confused, but they see two different letters. Even so, my two -year -old and fourth -year -old children still like to play with them. I go to school at home, so I want to do this so that when I work with a younger child, they can do some educational things. So far, so good!

  106. Marshall Stone –

    I finally returned to my first box of popsicles, thinking that half of them were lost, because there were only 13 pairs of popsicles, and the box was only half installed. guard against. The product details do not tell you that there are letters on both sides of popsicles. Otherwise, my children like these things.

  107. Griselda Chaucer –

    Strongly recommend this learning toy suitable for preschool children!

  108. Blake Vogt –

    Cute creativity, children like to play with them, maybe more suitable for children aged 4-5. The fragments are well combined, and the color is very pleasant.

  109. Page Jacob –

    The quality is high, and the product is made of soft rubber plastic.

  110. Kimberley Smith –

    My 3 -year -old child is playing these every day! He found a lot of ways to play with them, including looking for eggs, printing letters, matching, memory, and playing guessing games on rubber puree. Egg quality is good and easy to stick together. The box is a bit fragile, but it is not damaged or brings us problems.

  111. Eleanore Julian –

    My children use them to identify letters and pretending games. Great toy.

  112. Amelia Minnie –

    I bought these for my 2 -year -old child, and he liked it very much. He is learning his alphabet, which is easy to play for him. These are not too small because he still tends to try to put things in his mouth. My 5 -year -old children also play these!

  113. Glenn Bulwer –

    This is a very good letter watch, my child likes it very much. It is very suitable for learning the alphabet, matching letters, identifying colors, and allowing your child to play for several hours. It may be chaotic because there are too many parts, but in general, it is a great product, and it is worth it.

  114. Yetta Mac- –

    It is what I expect. I use it to provide ABA therapy for my customers to improve color, letters and fine sports skills. It was a bit difficult to put them together at first, but I learned that if you put them together (matching), I think this will help stretch plastic. I hope these letters are located on one side so that we can arrange all the letters AZ.

  115. Duncan Austen –

    These are very suitable for professors and lowercase letters. My students and children like to play these. Only 13 sides have letters. It seems to be well -made. It has become one of my favorite classrooms.

  116. Burke Back –

    My niece is playing these. She seems to like them.

  117. Shirley Bird –

    My daughters like them very much, and the interactive time is very long

  118. Sigrid Bloomfield –

    Super cute and like to play with these children.

  119. Griffith Walpole –

    The idea of ??these toys is great, but the small hands cannot push them together/open. My daughter is almost five years old and can only manipulate them recently.

  120. Antonio Bessemer –

    This is a very interesting and educational toy. You can use it for many activities.

  121. Haley Orlando –

    These are cool, but my two -year -old children like to throw these fragments and lose them. I want to say more about 3 or even 4 or above.

  122. Byron William –

    You can’t recommend these. We go to school at home, which is very suitable for letters recognition and practice big letters and small letters. My three -year -old child likes them, and I plan to use them after my second child grows up.

  123. William Dewar –

    We have received this as a gift, and it has 2 L, without C. The quality is very good, but it is a pity to lack 1 letter.

  124. Erica Gissing –

    Interesting but not very good. For my 2.5 -year -old children, it is difficult to put and take out Alpha Pop.

  125. Lucy Keynes –

    Children match a good way to match the lethal letters. Very suitable for preschool children.

  126. Jocelyn Harrison –

    I was hesitant to buy this, but when I got them and saw them easily let young children use it, I was glad that I ordered them.

  127. Jenny Armstrong –

    Suitable for autism spectrum children’s magical toys. Easy to use.

  128. Malcolm MacArthur –

    The two -year -old child received this Christmas gift, and he liked to “cook” in his toy kitchen. He plays it every day. Advantages: *The product is intact, reaching on time *This product allows him to learn the alphabet, color and shape Disadvantages: And lost in the child’s entire toy collection * If you have a wooden floor, the toy will make a big voice when it falls. For the second or more wooden floor apartments, it may not be the best toy. Playing on the carpet or carpet should be safe. Toys are also very slippery on wooden floors, so be careful A great toy! There may be a future chef in our hands.

  129. Chad Edison –

    Coogam letter pairing egg toy is a wonderful product that is both educational and fun. I bought it for my 2 -year -old niece, and she was at the Montessori Riki Center, and it helped her learn her letter in a interesting way. The high quality and excellent production of the toy are a huge investment in any child’s education. I strongly recommend to any parents or caregivers who are looking for educational toys they like to like their children.

  130. Eunice Keppel –

    A great concept, children like to put together together, but some parts are not suitable for being together. They are too tight, and children cannot gather together, which will cause frustration. We cut it down to repair it, but in general, I did not have a deep impression on its quality.

  131. Zenobia Sander –

    The product itself is great. The only problem is that we received two “R” eggs and did not receive “G” eggs.

  132. Otto Bess –

    He loves them, and he can’t destroy them

  133. Nicholas Bronte –

    Big fans -super cute, my children like them!

  134. Reg Wyclif(fe) –

    A great set! The color is bright and bright. They are easy to combine together. And they are not easy to break hard plastic. They are right! Children will like these! Intersection

  135. Guy Hazlitt –

    One of the best things we bring to children! They are great, we brought one another, a total of 2! We not only use it to identify the colors and letters, but we also use it to strengthen our son’s fine sports skills! At the age of 2 and 4, they didn’t even realize how many things they learned while playing, which made it a perfect “toy”

  136. Jeremy Simpson –

    These super cute and durable. My 4 -year -old child likes these. They are very helpful to identify the uppercase/lowercase letters.

  137. Cornell Martin –

    Like this, children also like

  138. Beryl Becher –

    I gave these gifts to my daughter. She was a preschool teacher, and her students liked them very much.

  139. Felix Dillon –

    I have a cafe and use these in my cafe to provide education and entertainment for children’s visitors.

  140. Wendy Smollett –

    I hope I can read the description more carefully. These letters are printed on both sides, so unless you buy two sets, you cannot arrange the entire letters. I also believe that for a 3 -year -old child, it is very confusing to distinguish the two unrelated letters printed on the same paper. This concept is very cute, but unless they redesigned toys, I will not disturb. Print all the capital letters on one side, print the lowercase letter on the other side (of course, or double the pop -up amount and only print on one side).

  141. Ethel Raphael –

    My grandson likes popsicles. So these are good learning tools. He was almost born to study … so since 18 months -he is glad to tell us “What ABC letters on popsicles” … how interesting …!

  142. Enid Howard –

    My son likes this popular music set. They are both interesting and rich, and are a good way to teach uppercase and lowercase letters. Most of the letters and toys in the market either pay attention to the uppercase letters or only pay attention to the lowercase letters. I really want to give the product 5 stars, but I can’t. Essence Essence There is a different letter on each side on each side. Just like AA, the back is TT, so it may be confused for children who have just started learning ABC. I know that this will make my son frustrated, so I bought two sets and removed the letters on the back with nail polish removal until I had twenty -six popular pairs, only one letter. It is more expensive, but my son likes this set.

  143. Harley Harold –

    My children like these! They always pretend to be true!

  144. Donald Patrick –

    My daughter is fascinated by eggs. I don’t know why, but she always wants to play real eggs. I found these letters with letters (and another set of things with numbers), she is playing them every day! She is learning colors, letters, and matching the letter shape that connect them together. These are strong, they are thrown to the other side of the room, stirring in the barrel, they still look new! Absolutely, highly recommended.

  145. Hobart Carter –

    My three -year -old son is not interested in these alphabet popsicles. I feel that I waste my money. You need to create an interesting game with popsicles. In our opinion, it is not interesting to match the letters.

  146. Len Croft –

    Children don’t like it very much

  147. Eric Morrison –

    Our children like popsicles. I think this project is the perfect way to introduce her to the lowercase letter. These are good, but have a strong plastic smell. It may be that I am used to buying wooden toys, but the smell is too strong. After playing, our hands will make plastic flavor.

  148. Sylvia Hal –

    He likes these children who are 2 years old, and he is learning letters. It is also very suitable for colors.

  149. Baldwin House –

    Teach children to recognize words at any age! Intersection Intersection

  150. Tess McCarthy –

    Yes, the letter is printed on the front and back. But popsicles can only stick together in one way, so this is a self -correction exercise. This is the same color of A and N … their colors! But put them together, wow! A & amp; a and n & amp; n! I am very glad that this “only” 26 pieces. It reduces waste, occupies less space, and has less fragments lost in my children. My 3 -year -old child and my children like these popsicles.

  151. Prima Walsh –

    These are great! Their production materials are very different from my expected. It is like a durable high -quality plastic. They look like high -quality products. My two -year -old children can usually push popsicles together, but sometimes need help.

  152. Murray Whitehead –

    Great learning toys! My daughter is just two years old and is still learning her color, so this is very suitable for combining the learning color with the alphabet. She likes to disassemble them and match them with the right color. When she grows up, we will study these letters.

  153. Kelly Pansy –

    I read the comment before buying, thinking that the letters on both sides will only create a more complicated puzzle for my 4 -year -old child. I am right. Blap is always very interesting.

  154. Renata Barnard –

    There are letters on both sides. Color matching is more than letters.

  155. Sam Abbot(t) –

    I bought it to help my children identify the tools for uppercase and lowercase letters. They realize how to use them quickly and ask them to play with them every day. Two weeks later, they can identify 23 lethal lethal letters, and the last 3 letters are capitalized letters. This is very interesting for them, and it can be cleaned up quickly for mothers. They can also be beaten and help the professor color! I recommend this to anyone with a child.

  156. Ann Cocker –

    I have no reading rules at all, nor do I realize that there are no popsicles in the entire letters, but half, because the letters are on both sides. I ordered another set so that my students can match the entire alphabet.

  157. Lee Ramsden –

    Eggs are easy to lose, and it is a bit difficult to gather and open. It is very suitable for children 3 and over.

  158. Maxine Symons –

    We like these uppercase and lowercase matching. The only confusing thing is that there are letters on both sides of the popsicles. You can’t arrange the entire letters into a line. It may not be a big problem, but for our visual lovers, this is a bit annoying.

  159. Thomas Fast –

    I like it, my grandson likes it, it is on time. I let all my friends and family know that my daughters are responsible, so everyone likes it, we will maintain order

  160. Bart Alick –

    The color of orange and yellow is very close, which confuses my three -year -old child. I also hope that they will not stack the letters on the other side. Like this concept. They are very good, it is easy to disassemble and put it back, suitable for my children, because it is difficult to grasp. They are suitable. Overall is very satisfied.

  161. Werner Thomas –

    I like this concept, but our handle is broken, and the eggs are not always sticky together. However, it is indeed effective, my daughter will catch this every day

  162. Alva Bethune –

    I bought this toy for the colorful music and mixed colors and letters. The quality of the material is very good. Plastic is soft and elastic, without chemical or toxic smell. These parts are very strong, you can see that they can use it for a long time, even if they are thrown away and stepped on by lively children. I will recommend this toy to young children who have learned letters and colors. Pop music is sometimes close together, but after playing for a while, it is easier to separate popular music. They are connected together in a way similar to plastic beads, just greater and stronger. I am glad that I bought this toy. Since they arrived 2 weeks ago, my granddaughter has played with them every day.

  163. Mary Louise –

    The quality of the product is very good, but the letters are not enough, and it cannot really play a role.

  164. Barry Haggai –

    The only reasons for these only 3 stars are because they cannot “keep” together. I hope they stick like magnetic force, similar to this. But they are easy to separate.

  165. Alva Marion –

    I like this, it is very popular in my class

  166. Ida Alsop(p) –

    Interesting and educational, my 5 -year -old daughter likes it very much

  167. Sidney Abraham –

    These are very suitable for preschool children 4 and above. They may be suitable for children over 3 years old, but you must rotate and manipulate it to put it in. They are very suitable for enhancing the upper limbs, but please note that there are only 13 groups because they are double -sided. Loved by professional therapists!

  168. Broderick Josh –

    We use this for my 3 -year -old daughter, and we use it as a way to go to school at home. She likes to play with them and has fun. My 1 -year -old son also likes them!

  169. Lou Esther –

    Fine exercise skills, learning colors, matching shapes, and practicing the alphabet. My son has played this toy every week or every day. I don’t know it will be so helpful and interesting. It has a good workmanship and looks great. I like this box. Children can easily open and close.

  170. Boyd Wyld(e) –

    This shape and ABC game are very interesting for all children. My children play this every day and like it very much. They will recommend it to family and friends.

  171. Poppy Grant –

    Very suitable for teaching letters ID. #1 Teacher choice. My students like them!

  172. Giles Sawyer –

    Learn a good tool for children. I have been looking for learning tools suitable for children’s growth, I believe we have found it.

  173. Janice Keats –

    This is a good matching and letter learning tool. My child likes these

  174. Anastasia Malory –

    I like the idea of ??this toy, but our toys are too difficult to push together for my children. These parts are too tight, and even adults are difficult to push them away. My child was just frustrated with them. The products that could have become excellent products were poor.

  175. Harriet Dolly –

    Great learning toys! The quality is also good! I am very satisfied with this purchase!

  176. Ulysses Windsor –

    Very cool. Preschool children like this very much and use them voluntarily and appropriately. She will regularly take them out instead of other promotional toys. The structure is very good, and the color is accurate in the picture.

  177. Leopold Rockefeller –

    I bought these for my 18 -month -old nephew. It is difficult for him to connect to him. The same is true for me (over 30 years old). This is almost like you must have half of it. It was a bit disappointed, but he was learning colors from them

  178. Burgess Harrington –

    This is a very good purchase. The only thing is that they have letters on both sides, so you need to turn them over to use all the letters.

  179. Jeff Vincent –

    This toy is very cute and is very helpful for children to learn letters. I really want to like this toy … Unfortunately it is too difficult to use for children. The holes connecting the two pop -up windows are too small for the pillars. You must do your best to make them unite again. It is difficult to connect them. The idea is very cute, but it is not implemented well. (And because of poor results, it is expensive.).

  180. Oswald Bush –

    I am glad that my children can open these. This is just what I imagined. Very cute and super durable! The size is actually larger than expected. I usually reduce my expectations when buying children’s toys online, but this exceeds their expectations! Be sure to buy them!

  181. Ursula Raymond –

    My three -year -old child likes this toy! This is a good way to learn ABC

  182. Christopher Oscar –

    Very fun game/toys. Good learning toys. Although I have not seen the rules of each set of popsicles with 2 letters, one letter on each side, a total of 13 sets of popsicles. But the quality is good!

  183. Yvette Lena –

    These are cute. I am frustrated because I put them in a beautiful cloth bag, but their top layers have fallen off. They are easy to scratch. My twin children sometimes put things in their mouths, and I am worried that they will eat it. I hope they can stay better. I expect children to find that toys are rough, but they will still maintain a relatively good state.

  184. Lawrence Murray –

    I bought this to let my son learn the alphabet. I completely forgot that 26 letters can be divided into 52 -hiding items. This idea exists, but after a period of time, the possibility of all letter watches is almost zero. The only thing to save me was to write the letters on the box they put in the box they put in order to match and clean up.

  185. Ives Locke –

    QQ on POP is printed. It’s not that I can’t let it look at my little guy, but still the case. It is good to perform a little quality control. Otherwise, my son was very excited to learn his letters with the help of “POP”.

  186. Sabina Morris –

    This toy is great for my two -year -old son, he was fascinated by Miss Rachel. If you want to lose your mind slowly, listen to a child to open and close in the egg, and at the same time, “Oh, open, oh, wow”, then this is a toy for you, but to be honest, it is really great. Because it teaches them how to open the last, this is a puzzle that re -combined the fragments and teach children to colors and letters.

  187. Olga Webster –

    Introduce or teach the interesting way to teach the letters! Intersection Intersection When I took him out to play, my 4 -year -old child was always excited!

  188. Carey Cecillia –

    My child likes this toy, but unfortunately, it has 3 R and other letters, rather than 26 singles.

  189. Ryan Hill –

    My grandson likes these eggs. Always play with them.

  190. Venus Larkin –

    I didn’t expect it was not 26. Each side has different letters. For young children, this may be a bit confusing. He wants to arrange and view the alphabet in order.

  191. Nat Turner –

    These are very cute and the quality is very good. They are very suitable for my preschool children!

  192. Edward Richardson –

    This is the first toy in our family. My 2 -year -old and 4 -year -olds quarreled for this, haha. Eggs can be sticky together, but it is easy to disassemble. They are of good quality and are not fragile at all, including cartons. I like different colors. My two -year -old child has learned now and can recognize the entire alphabet, because he is very fascinated. I strongly recommend this to teach your children’s letters! For some reason, the eggs were excited, so this was a victory, haha. I have recommended this to my mother’s friends and family.

  193. Webb Kingsley –

    These are great. Their shapes are like double popsicles that can be opened. Each of them has uppercase and lowercase letters, and children can match them. The only thing I don’t like is that there are two sets of letters on each one. I think this may be a bit confusing for some children.

  194. Bblythe Leighton –

    I was also disappointed with the letters on the back and front. Not only that, the QQ characters on the popsicles are still reflected? Intersection Isn’t it a good teaching tool when the letter is upside down? Intersection

  195. Lionel Ezekiel –

    Let the children busy when I rest, which is very effective, and children can learn a lot from it. buy it!

  196. Milo Lynch –

    I got this to develop my fine sports skills of my global delayed children. The color is very bright. I will embed one code in the groove where the letter is located, and she can feel the shape of the letter. It will be a great Christmas gift for her. 🙂 I also want to buy another popsicle toy. This is where the “packaging paper” falls off. Very suitable for matching, putting/disassembly, color selection/classification, letters recognition, voice …

  197. York Lowell –

    This is a high -quality high -quality product. The size of lollipop is very good, and even children’s hands can be operated. The smooth texture and bright colors help maintain the interest of children. Good purchase

  198. Octavia Broad –

    I was a little disappointed. These use of the back and front of the popsicle to display the alphabet. I hope to use these to teach my children’s complete alphabet, but when they only see half and cannot immediately see the entire letters, it will confuse them. This is possible for the teaching of a single letter. Moreover, these things are a bit difficult to connect together. It is necessary to turn and rotate to turn them into a set, which will feel frustrated at the beginning. I think if I know these in advance, I will not choose different products.

  199. Noah Kent –

    Like these great qualities

  200. Susie Anthony –

    My 2 -year -old son likes these and plays with them every day. Very solid and well -made.

  201. Bob Trollpoe –

    There is no good reading advertisement. You receive 26 popsicles, but you can only use half of the letters at a time. The last 13 letters need to turn pops up. I am not very happy about this … but my grandson does not seem to mind, this is the most important thing. Broadweed is easy to assemble and disassemble. They are colorful, look delicious, and smile.

  202. Isabel Service –

    It is much larger than I expected! I can’t wait to give this to my son as a Christmas gift. Very cute and educational toy!

  203. Clyde Ralph –

    I first bought this for my one -year -old child to introduce the letter watch in a new way of touch. However, my three -year -old child now hoards them and loves them. He likes mixing and matching, and can create several games to improve the letter recognition skills. It is great that they have a variety of colors, which also provides more interesting potential for color recognition.

  204. Xavier Bobby –

    My 2.5 -year -old child likes these, and likes her children or my husband and me. She is paired with the color, but it will tell us “This is your popsicle for your mother.” After she finished, we put them away so that they would not be lost. We already have them for at least 6 months, and as I am in me In some comments, there is no problem with the letters fall off.

  205. Nicola Reynolds –

    I love this! The bright colors and touch are easy to fuse for children. But I bought these for my family amusement space for my work. Just a few months later, these letters began to disappear.

  206. Nick MacMillan –

    It is very suitable for my classroom. Children like it It!

  207. Elma Marlowe –

    If I know that this is 13 “right” instead of 26 “right”, and each color pair has 2 sets of capital/lowercase letters, I will not buy it. For example, purple to one side has K & AMP; K, and the other side has x & amp; x. When separated, the child grabbed two purple popsicles, and when they saw K and X, they felt very confused. You have to flip one to find the right pair. I assume that each letter has its own pair. No deep impression was left. The white letters have scratches and are worn. We actually opened the product for the first time 5 minutes ago. newly bought.

  208. Salome Poe –

    I hope that the color will not match, so it will be more challenging. I hope that every letter has its own popsicles instead of using front and back

  209. Marvin Huxley –

    These are an interesting way that you can practice the letters, but also the fine sports skills. My 3 -year -old and 4 -year -old children like them very much. I think they are very good!

  210. Warner Joe –

    These are very cute and educational. The only disadvantage is that they will eventually be everywhere. Another scattered toy was thrown out of the house.

  211. Brady Connie –

    Great learning tools! Intersection Intersection

  212. Phil Milne –

    This is a very good learning kit! Bridge is quite large and strong. It is made of rubber material, so it will not break or break, and the letters are arranged in the order of color gradients, providing opportunities for various learning games other than letters. I hope there are 26 sets of popsicles instead of 13 sets (one side is AM, and the other is NZ), but my 3 -year -old child does not mind, and seems to like to lift them into rows and turn over. A great toy, there are many opportunities!

  213. Alexia Dickey –

    My daughter likes to match eggs and put them back to the bracket

  214. Stanley Bentham –

    As a kindergarten teacher and a two -year -old mother, I no longer like this product. When my son began to learn some letters, he liked to put eggs together. I will also use this puzzle game in my class!

  215. Omar Robert –

    Although my son is very satisfied with the appearance of this game, we quickly realized that it is useless to learn lowercase letters as I want. It can be clearly seen from the picture (because the color of the pair is the same), but I didn’t spend much time watching it before buying. If they already know how to match the color, then they will naturally do this easily, and they don’t even need to look at the letters. Secondly, it is not 26 groups of POP -they are double -sided, so they do not even need to consciously match the entire alphabet. My children tend to arrange them in the order of letters when assembled them, and this is even impossible for double -sided design. We will return to match the lowercase and uppercase letters.

  216. Mandy Kelvin –

    I don’t like the letters on both sides of them, so I listened to the suggestions of another person’s comments, ordered the second set, and then removed the nail polish removal and removed the letters on the back!

  217. Mona Lynd –

    Interest sets I like to play with them. Learn ABC or just use them in the game kitchen.

  218. Lorraine Beck –

    Fragment is smaller than I expected

  219. Ella Margery –

    My child likes these. As a game kitchen, they are interesting to imaginative games. What children don’t like popsicles? If you don’t, then you may need to re -evaluate what popsicles you buy. After using these Play Pops, my daughter has become better in matching the letters and letters. Note -not 26 sets! There are 13 -each of each popsicle suit with a letter printed on the back.

  220. Blair Sophia –

    Very suitable for children’s learning games. My 2 -year -old child can recognize color and letters immediately. One.

  221. Matt Bell –

    Other commentators have a bad comment because they are expected to have 26 sets and two sets each. The product is completely consistent with the description, the packaging is intact, and the delivery is rapid. This toy is welcomed by all children in my son’s classroom. My son likes it very much, so I bought a set of home. Now we use it to match the color instead of the letter. This is a great toy, I highly recommend it.

  222. Nicole Katrine –

    so cute. They are high -quality. I really like these, because it is really a good way to teach the children’s letters while playing!

  223. Bonnie Hicks –

    Appropriate age. My 4 -year -old grandson is fascinated by this

  224. Roderick Kitty –

    Grandson likes it very much. Great learning tools

  225. Gale Wilson –

    Cute concepts, but as other comments say, there are letters on both sides of popsicles. I hope that each group of popsicles have their own letters. My two -year -old children are also difficult to put popsicles together. Some are very close, and even adults must promote them hard to connect. Will not buy it again.

  226. Tom Belloc –

    Some letters can not be combined together

  227. Aubrey Green –

    Good quality, suitable for small hands, very suitable for learning. I bought these for my 5 -year -old son as a Christmas gift. After 5 months, he played them almost every day.

  228. Dawn Adam –

    Great toys, beautiful packaging. Very suitable for my 2 -year -old child

  229. Troy Wat –

    If you are hesitant … buy these! Intersection Intersection My son likes them very much. At the age of 2, he started to go to school before school. He knew every letter in the letters … uppercase and lowercase.

  230. Heloise Partridge –

    My son likes them very much. After opening the popsicle for his two -year -old birthday, he played a popsicle more than everything else. The only thing I want to change is to make it a whole set of letters rather than both sides. I may order another set and delete the opposite letters. It seems that these letters may be able to fall off with magic sponge. In addition, I think this is a great learning toy, and it is just an interesting toy. How many letters and colors are calculated. Coupled with the pretending game.

  231. Myron Irving –

    Children like it very much, they have fun in their studies …

  232. Rupert Juliet –

    good quality. I bought some of my kindergarten classrooms.

  233. Benedict Benjamin –

    Very suitable for learning colors and letters. Mainly color. For those who do not read the rules, you will not get 26 sets. Half of the letters are written on it, and the rest are written on the back. When the alphabet is matched, most children realize that they only need to match the color, but you must remind other children to turn the popsicles to see more letters.

  234. Monica Jenkin(s) –

    In my opinion, children match color, not letters. If they are random colors and not every pair are different colors, then it may be more useful. Green/green, yellow/yellow, how will this teach them letters? Don’t consider color matching because it is not to teach children.

  235. Virginia Lucy –

    I like the appearance of the product, but I feel disappointed with the two of them. The red letters AA popsicles are not suitable for it, because the other side is too big!

  236. Dorothy Springhall –

    These production is good. I like color.

  237. Nigel Emma –

    Do not care about the front and back of the letters, you need to set them up in the order of letters so that children can learn about uppercase and lowercase ..

  238. Mildred Jordan –

    If I get the correct letter, it will be a great product.

  239. Karen –

    These are great. If there is no letter settings on the back, I will give them 5 stars. This becomes difficult for children who want to sit down and lined them into rows. So we bought the second set.

  240. Wayne Pulitzer –

    We gave us the 2 -year -old niece as her second birthday gift. They are a huge blow! They are well -made and fun. Matching colors, matching shapes, matching the alphabet provides a long time to sit down, play and enjoy.

  241. Atwood Pullan –

    These … a bit … terrible: ( The letters are scratching. There are different letters on each side, so what help is this match? They smell a very heavy chemical smell. I really do Very disappointed.

  242. Rory Lyly –

    Our 4 -year -old granddaughter likes this very much! Playing and learning toys is the best! Good packaging, fast transportation. Recommended to everyone.

  243. Anna Graham –

    Soft, colorful, soft rubber … children seem to like them very much. 🙂

  244. Maurice Bart –

    Arrive on time, as described in photos and information. Cute and cute. I bought it for 3 years. Old, she loves them! (After she finished playing with a huge slip ladder bouncing house and Barbie kayak, the difficult room, but she returned to them, so she won!) She and her brothers and sisters have a kitchen utensil. It became a Pizza/donut shopping, so I think I will add this set of numeric popsicles to the menu (I also get stacking ice cream cones with paper cup cakes with shape matching) You can see it The size in the photo is small, but not small. The color is fresh and interesting, representing all 26 letters. I can immediately see that children will come up with more than one method of playing this toy. I definitely recommend this set!

  245. Mirabelle Christy –

    The quality of this product is very good, and children like the color of these lollipops. However, I don’t like letters on the back of each pop music. I hope every pair of popular music has a pair of letters

  246. Colby Marjory –

    It is very popular in our game room, which is very suitable for matching G colors and letters! Love learning resource products

  247. Solomon Monroe –

    They bought these for my twin daughters who are about to be 2 years old, and they like it very much. I really hope that my son will have them when learning ABC, but since he just turned 4 years old, they can still help him.

  248. Darlene Crane –

    The description is very misleading. There are 26 double -sided, but there are only 13. There are different letters on each side. This is not an effective way to teach the letter recognition and match.

  249. Kent Ruth –

    I bought these for my niece, nephew, and other children who came to my house. So far, they are very popular among my 16 -month -old children. She likes to pick them up and throw them around. These are busy! She threw these and threw it better than throwing my interior decoration! Soon the children will grow up so that they can really put eggs together and learn their colors and letters!

  250. Muriel Malan –

    Cute concept, bad production. I am very happy to use these letters with my son, but when many letters are scratched or traces, I feel disappointed.

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