Toddler Talking Flash Cards for Kids with 224 Sight Words, Speech Therapy, Montessori Toys, Autism Sensory Toys, Ideal Learning Educational Gifts for Age 1 2 3 4 5 Years Old Boys and Girls

Toddler Talking Flash Cards for Kids with 224 Sight Words, Speech Therapy, Montessori Toys, Autism Sensory Toys, Ideal Learning Educational Gifts for Age 1 2 3 4 5 Years Old Boys and Girls

(119 customer reviews)

HOW TO USE

Step 1

Insert the card to the card reader

Step 2

The card reader will pronounce the word and make a sound

Step 3

1.Press repeat button to replay the sound, press the volume button to adjust volume

2.Press and hold the volume button for 1 second to change the alphabet song

  • 【Educational Learning Toy】- This is an educational toy designed for Toddler aged 1,2,3,4,5 years old that combines learning and play. It’s a great tool for children with autism or other learning challenges and helps to develop their language and cognitive skills.
  • 【Interactive Design】- With its interactive design, this toy allows children to learn basic words and sounds through play. Smooth Design Cards， It’s friendly for Todd1er,224 words,112 flash cards bring to children to learn enlightenment.
  • 【Durable Materials】- This Toddler toy is made with high-quality, durable materials that can withstand the wear and tear of active play. It’s also easy to clean and maintain, making it a practical choice for parents and caregivers.
  • 【Portable and Lightweight Montessori Toys】- The Education learnning toy is portable and lightweight, making it easy to take on the go and play with anywhere. Whether at home or on the road, children can continue to benefit from the learning opportunities this toy provides.
  • 【Fun and Engaging】- Toddlers will be captivated by the colorful design and engaging sound effects of this toy. It’s a great way to introduce children to the world of learning and set them on a path to success.
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119 reviews for Toddler Talking Flash Cards for Kids with 224 Sight Words, Speech Therapy, Montessori Toys, Autism Sensory Toys, Ideal Learning Educational Gifts for Age 1 2 3 4 5 Years Old Boys and Girls

  1. Majestic Leticia –

    Seriously? It’s unbelievable that you would choose this as an appropriate illustration for children’s language.

  2. Homer Goddard –

    The product is indeed very small

  3. Plains Forest –

    I immediately returned this after opening it. The sound is from a robot, and my son is not interested at all. He likes things like this.

  4. Ken Simone –

    The sound is great. The combination of buttons to change language mode is fair< This requires improvement in the quality and durability departments< The title says grades 1 to 5. However, I gave this to my 18 month old baby who severely bent a few cards. She quickly felt frustrated when trying to put them inside< My suggestion:1. Change the material to make it more durable2. Alternatively, add a plastic cover3. Alternatively, layer several practice cards so that children can better insert them and then switch to lower quality cards.< Alternatively, change the product name to 3+years

  5. Neville Astrid –

    My 2-year-old grandson likes this toy It teaches him Spanish and English vocabulary. He plays with it every day after daycare. Thank you for your great project

  6. Hardy Zebadiah –

    Iteam New! But item doesn’t have a job

  7. Sibyl Wanderer –

    I bought this for our niece. When we received it, it was cute and charged, but the card didn’t work on one side. For example, the image is the number 9, but it says 11. For all the cards we have tried, it mispronounced the word. Return immediately.

  8. Imogen Oriel –

    It definitely did what it said, but the quality was terrible. It feels super cheap and very small.

  9. Graceful Ellen –

    This product is great for children to hear and learn common words, but lacks Spanish language functionality. So far, any word with a “?” cannot be pronounced. For example, the word “peque ? o” is pronounced as “pequeo” by sound, and the word “oto ? o” is pronounced as “otoo” by sound. Some words seem to be literal translations from Google Translate, rather than correct translations. For example, to say “this boy is very short (tall)”, you would say “el ni ? o es bajo”, but in the deck, the word “short” that represents someone’s height is “corto”, which also means short, but is used in different contexts rather than to describe someone’s height.

  10. Darell Agnes –

    My nearly 2-year-old grandson likes this toy. He is easy to use. These cards are a bit fragile, so if he starts putting them wrong, they may bend. My daughter was a bit surprised when she heard my grandson play with this and hear him say “butt” clearly. Needless to say, this card has been taken away. Otherwise, it would be better. I am ordering another one for my other grandson.

  11. Honey Rose –

    This thing is garbage!! The correct card was not mentioned during insertion. Don’t buy. Return.

  12. Ryan Queenie –

    This was obtained as a gift, so it cannot be returned. This thing is free of charge and has not been used for a year. It’s like a pirated Wish item, with poor pronunciation, fragile cards, some words without meaning, some items that look like lost translations in the United States without discrimination. In fact, some cards are not translated correctly, and I don’t know what other things are. Just very frustrated.

  13. Gentle Wolf –

    It can speak and has pictures. Perfect for children

  14. Ivy Warlike –

    The text does not match the image

  15. Louis Red-Haired –

    That is to say, the screen itself is only about 1 to 2 inches. If that’s the case, the whole thing is about 3 inches in size, there’s no reason for such a thing. It was bought for my grandson with autism. And she can’t even see the screen, even if she has a pair of small hands, she has to press the button!

  16. Erik Elaine –

    Give it as a gift to my niece, the effect is very good, the packaging is very good, it is easy to store and use, and there is also a gift

  17. Tabitha Egil –

    The first few cards worked, and then they all stopped working.

  18. Thea Jewel –

    I bought this toy for my 14 month old son, and when I pulled it up, it was described as 12 to 18 months old. For a toddler who frequently teeters and puts a lot of things in their mouth. If it’s not yet 24 months old, I will recommend this toy to children aged 18 months and above. But it’s still a very cool toy

  19. Eugene Delmar –

    I purchased these cards on August 1st and received them today. When I started checking the card with my 2-year-old daughter, I found out that it was a card It’s WTF!!

  20. Trix Joey –

    I like my granddaughter!! Amazing learning tool!!! Will purchase this product time and time again

  21. Anastasia Martin –

    This is a gift for my grandchildren. They like it, but it’s very small.

  22. Quenna Happy –

    I really like this product

  23. Freeman Emmanuel –

    My sponsored children (aged 2 and 2) really like this toy.

  24. Vandal Felix –

    This electronic device is too small to fit my palm. From the advertisement, it seems that the device is very large

  25. Thunder Henry –

    Easy to use. Children like it.

  26. Ellery Penelope –

    Very cheap, I refunded this T O Y

  27. Phoebe Enoch –

    This project started great, but stopped working after 2-3 months. It won’t charge again. I don’t know how to handle it now. I hope there is a way to get a refund when the item’s lifespan is not long.

  28. Joy Rhea –

    Overall, besides the “buttocks” card and the red wine card, the product is still good. I don’t care teaching my granddaughter curse words and adult drinks.

  29. Lane Owen –

    I don’t remember this very much. Not only is it programmed incorrectly, but it’s also very small. You have to put one card in and then remove it from the next card, and so on

  30. Mountain Vera –

    It works, but it’s okay. This is my 18 month old Christmas gift. When I opened it to make sure it’s okay, it got scratched, which really disappointed me. 25 dollars would be enough

  31. Livia Prudent –

    This is a great toy. For my child, sliding cards on themselves can be a bit difficult, but I enjoy it for naming animal cards and making sounds. This is a good way to increase children’s vocabulary. It doesn’t feel super durable, so I’m not sure how long it will last, but it has dropped a few times and still works properly, so maybe it’s more durable than it looks!

  32. Attendant Compassionate –

    Cards are prone to bending, and only one cardboard box is provided for organizing them. Children’s products need to be durable and easy to access for play and cleaning. Cards should be made of different materials to avoid damage.

  33. Vaughan Lea –

    The first one I purchased immediately broke down, so I sent another one. Well, now I only use English to read cards, but I can’t speak Spanish My purchase has already passed the warranty period before I can receive a refund, and I am stuck on the second non working product, which is sad because my granddaughter likes it during its short running time.

  34. Iver Valley –

    My 2-year-old niece really likes them. I bought it for her birthday

  35. Zera Elsie –

    I like my grandson using it excitedly

  36. Murray Gabriel –

    Don’t buy for children!! Inappropriate terminology and many spelling errors in words

  37. Joseph Wilbur –

    I definitely think this will be a bit bigger and the card will be stronger. I ordered this for my 2-year-old child, and we cannot track all these small cards – hoping she can play and learn something independently – these cards are like playing card materials, she cannot put them into slots without bending or messing them up, which will of course end up with the frustration of many toddlers!

  38. Eli Lloyd –

    A piece of garbage, I don’t understand. Since the day I received it, it has been useless. Please save your money. If it allows me, I won’t give it any stars

  39. Edwina Jemima –

    You can hardly hear what you’re saying

  40. Tamara Rosalie –

    This project is fantastic. Surprisingly, how it works. I would like to remind you that it is quite small, so parents can hold it and let the baby learn to speak, but the baby/toddler will not be able to put it in the card or operate it on their own. Very suitable for bilingual teaching.

  41. Olin Kara –

    This is the worst product I have ever purchased on . This is a gift that I’m sorry to say I gave, but it goes without saying that he was very frustrated because it was useless< Card and word do not match, and they are in two different languages< When I come back, I will have to wait for it to be returned because my parents are lying in bed.

  42. Delilah Deirdre –

    When using only English instead of English+Spanish, it is not possible to reorder

  43. Steadfast Mark –

    The words spoken by the machine do not match the words on the flash card

  44. Roxanne Konrad –

    My grandson bought one as a gift, and I saw it was very useful and easy for him to use, so I bought this for my granddaughter. A great learning tool.

  45. Deborah Valerie –

    This small machine is very good and makes a loud noise. This concept is fantastic. My son likes it very much. Unfortunately, flash cards are ultra-thin and will immediately bend. After using them once, you can tell toddlers that they will not be able to use them again. Cards are also prone to tearing. Poor design.

  46. Monroe Miranda –

    Cards may not always slide in easily and therefore bend.

  47. Howard Esmeralda –

    I can’t figure out why the word “butt” appears in a toddler’s flash card kit for the rest of my life. Even without this, some words are not what I expected. I do not recommend this product.

  48. Famous Vanessa –

    Very suitable for our children. Easy to grip and work with. And learn

  49. Horatio Strength –

    I didn’t expect it to be like this! Not suitable for my 3-year-old child.

  50. Matilda Kane –

    I like it very clearly, but some of the pictures it says are not the same as what it says. Out of 200 people, 5 are pretty good.

  51. Tara Jessie –

    A gift for my grandchildren in kindergarten! They like them and make learning interesting!

  52. Linda Ward –

    The function I received malfunctioned, but the seller contacted me and provided good service; Enough to consider, as good customer service, the problem has been resolved.

  53. Grace Fedora –

    Easy to set up and interact with children, and can also help them “say words or recognize pictures”. A good start to learning.

  54. Salt Morris –

    I am very satisfied with this purchase. The delivery speed is quite fast.

  55. Hazel Leon –

    So my 2-year-old child really likes this toy, and I rotate the cards every other day. To my surprise, I found “buttocks” under the category of body parts. Do you think it’s a bit inappropriate?

  56. Jeffrey Nathaniel –

    Very deceptive, very small items.

  57. Humphrey Fitzgerald –

    Lack of picnic blanket. Not all toys are wrapped in plastic bags for appearance.

  58. Ferris Wyman –

    I really hope to only get the English version. I think my child is a bit confused now. Perhaps it will be useful in the future. I think some cards do not accurately display their intended content.

  59. Valiant Galvin –

    Completely disappointed! It was purchased for my 18-month-old granddaughter. Travel and think it will be a great source of entertainment and education!! But the fact is not so. Send it back as soon as possible

  60. Gwen Cheerful –

    A great product that can teach your children many proverbs. It is not recommended for children under 2 years old to stay, but overall it is great!

  61. Wynne Lara –

    I like the pronunciation of all cards. My daughter likes to put cards into slots and make animal sounds. I will definitely recommend it on 10/10

  62. Sapphire Whitney –

    At first, I thought this was a great product. My son likes animal cards, but today we decided to do the body and found this “butt” card. I don’t know why it’s included in baby toys

  63. Leanne Dora –

    The reader can only read one side correctly, so we cannot use it. I am very disappointed.

  64. Faithful Olga –

    I bought this for my granddaughter, but many cards don’t show the correct insertion. bitter disappointment

  65. Paula Agatha –

    At first glance, this toy may seem great, but it’s clear that it wasn’t made by an English company based on the language of hello and goodbye when opened and closed. However, after owning it for 2 months, I just found the “butt” card. My 2-year-old child learned this word 100% from this toy.

  66. Alexandra Maddox –

    I think butt cards are very interesting because I read reviews before making a purchase. I’m surprised they didn’t take the card away< This is a finely crafted small toy

  67. Ursula Edana –

    I won’t buy this toy for children of any age. It’s not suitable!

  68. Teri Dark-Haired –

    Great concept, my son likes it. But it doesn’t work properly. For example, when I input “car card”, it reads “lemon” and the number “57” reads “2”, which is not very good for correct learning.

  69. Heathcliff Melvin –

    This is absolutely terrifying! This device cannot be charged. It comes with a power cord, but the red light goes out after one minute. I once tried to charge it with another power cord of the same size, but the red light continued to go out, so my child couldn’t experience this so-called learning device. I hate wasting money on other useless things. I prefer battery powered devices now!!!

  70. Zachary Lambert –

    I bought this for my daughter so she can start learning her vocabulary. The product size is definitely much smaller than I imagined. After only using it once to see if it is valid, I tried to use it again, but it is no longer valid. It will open, but when I don’t insert the word card, it won’t recognize where it is. I personally don’t think it’s worth buying, as long as you stick to using a flash memory card.

  71. Nicole Wonderful –

    Give it to my son, we put it on the charger for 24 hours and turn it on. It immediately said “Low battery, please charge”, so I put it back on another socket for 24 hours. Same result. Just threw it away.

  72. Jacqueline Halbert –

    It is so small that it almost cannot function properly. There are no sweet words. If uppercase and lowercase letters are separated, the letters will be better.

  73. Liza Paxton –

    Great, teach my grandson his numbers and letters. He only had 18 months, and he got it

  74. Hanley Misty –

    I like the way it talks to you and helps my grandson learn fruit numbers and alphabet. He likes to imitate it

  75. Keith Hanna –

    I purchased this product as a gift for my 2-year-old grandson. When we checked the cards used with the toys, we found a few that were not suitable for use. For body parts, a picture of the buttocks with the website word “buttocks”. Food=red wine, 2 glasses and 1 bottle. Fatty and thin people are described using a person’s weight< I am very disappointed that some people use these terms to describe toddlers.

  76. Karena Percival –

    I feel like I have received what I have put in. These cards are not durable, and the product is not either.

  77. Lucille Female –

    My son really likes this toy. It is both interesting and simple, and has not broken after multiple falls on the floor< Now that we are only children, I am glad that he has something else besides me to practice vocabulary with.

  78. Winthrop Weary –

    It’s a complete waste of money, no matter how long I charge it, I won’t turn it on. He won’t let me come back. Scam!

  79. Ivory Renata –

    We like our grandson who loads and unloads cards himself. He is 2 years old and already talking, but that makes it more interesting.

  80. Grover Peace –

    It is approximately 3 inches x 3 inches. Amazingly small. I’m sorry to give this as a gift!

  81. Annabelle Jasmine –

    This product is not as expected. It’s very small, even smaller than an iPhone. It is not impressive and is not suitable for gifting. The return window provided by the supplier is very short, which does not match the overall experience centered around . I don’t recommend it.

  82. Jennifer Jessica –

    Don’t buy for 2-year-old children.

  83. Karen Sorrow –

    This product is excellent, easy to use, and suitable for my son’s child

  84. Rosalind Sirena –

    A good toy to educate your child.

  85. Tuesday Theobold –

    The item is too small for children to use. The workmanship of the items is poor and they look very cheap. Too high. The photos on are misleading for children’s use.

  86. Dudley Royal –

    In fact, I imagine this toy to be a bit bigger. Nevertheless, I still like it because it is very useful for babies to learn.

  87. Elizabeth Gwynne –

    My grandson likes it, he likes to play and learn at the same time. Includes multiple types of cards.

  88. Verda Sybil –

    Very suitable for children to learn their numbers and ABC.

  89. Roderick Magnus –

    This tablet is very small. despair

  90. Optimistic Ely –

    I don’t like it being very small, not like what the picture shows

  91. Jarvis Hadley –

    Okay, the size of the item is very small, which is disappointing. However, its operation is great. So overall, it’s pretty good.

  92. Elijah Blueberry –

    A great little learning tool, especially suitable for this price. I can speak Spanish, but my wife doesn’t know it. But she is using it to teach our 2-year-old granddaughter. She takes a few cards at once, which actually helps my wife pronounce in Spanish.

  93. Flourishing Beneficient –

    This is better than expected. I didn’t realize that the sound it made was part of the product. All my children love it, they are 17, 14, and 6 years old respectively.

  94. Regal Ancestress –

    It teaches them about works, colors, and durable high prices. Easy to use. Highly recommended.

  95. Beloved Valda –

    This is a great toy, but it won’t let me know that the light won’t light up when charging, so I’m not sure if this will become a problem of not being able to charge at all because it’s not running yet and the battery hasn’t run out yet

  96. Ambitious Dark –

    It’s too disappointing. Literally, most words have incorrect names

  97. Octavia Ula –

    Low production cost. My granddaughter destroyed these cards the first time she used them. It seems that it hasn’t worked for half of the time.

  98. Randolph Foster –

    This is the worst thing I have ever bought on , I won’t make this mistake again. I want to get my money back

  99. Wallace Ruler –

    I can’t believe that some of these flash cards should help teach our babies! The worst.

  100. Youthful Eileen –

    The product is packed in a damaged box. I hope it can work. This should be a gift.

  101. Edwin Small –

    The product is much smaller than I imagined. It is very disappointing that for a toddler, it is really difficult to see and see it when it is so young.

  102. Dark Evan –

    My little one likes the repetition of two languages. Very suitable for teaching appropriate bilingual pronunciation. I do hope its voice can be louder, sometimes it’s difficult to hear these words

  103. Timothea Bernice –

    My daughter remained silent until we received this, strongly recommend it!

  104. Guinevere Sheridan –

    I like this, it’s a great interactive electronic product where you can learn Spanish and English vocabulary with your child without spending a lot of money. Strongly recommended, teaching children is never too early.

  105. Guy Stacy –

    This is very suitable for young children. Suitable for their hands and allowing them to use them themselves.

  106. Gaiety Awe-Inspiring –

    Purchase as a gift for your great grandson. My granddaughter said she likes it

  107. Constant Nightingale –

    This product is not working. I put a card inside, it has completely incorrect words and sounds. I have already passed the 30 day window, but I will not make any further purchases.

  108. Nerissa Kimball –

    Unfortunately, it does not come with all the flash cardsmissing numbers

  109. Lewis Desired –

    It’s difficult to put the cards on them, they’re very cheap, and I’m wasting my money on this project

  110. Gavin Margot –

    The game is inside, but the card is not inside

  111. Champion Irving –

    This is a must-have for your child. My great granddaughter is 12 months old, and we spent several hours using it to study. Before I inserted the card, she started saying “duck”. As parents, you can easily teach your children many basic knowledge.

  112. Peaceful Wise –

    Why do you put pink buttons on boys’ toys I really don’t like it. Pink is for girls, not boys!

  113. Orlantha Esmond –

    Very easy to use, I like it

  114. Finbar Orva –

    I barely received them yesterday and wanted to use them with my baby today, but obviously the machine is missing. I have a charger in the card where you inserted it, but the machine is not in the packaging

  115. Erwin Hubert –

    It’s really neat, not what I expected, but it still has educational significance for young people!

  116. Mark Matthew –

    My 2-year-old child received this card on her birthday and likes to put it in and repeat its contents. She learned… a lot, these two are the only cards I found that are completely unsuitable, but what exactly are they.

  117. Alanna Gale –

    I ordered twice and thought my first order was missing readers. I ordered the second one, but still haven’t received only the flash card. I need to send both of them back.

  118. Reginald Belinda –

    I brought two of them to my grandchildren. I am very disappointed with their tackiness and affordability. save money

  119. Blooming United –

    When my daughter sent me this video of reading flashcards, I smiled. She was fortunate to have organized a deck of cards before allowing my grandson to use them. My other daughter sent me a photo of a red wine card. The quality of the equipment and card is excellent. I strongly recommend it, but I suggest reviewing the deck of cards before passing it on to the children.

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