Talking Flash Cards for Toddlers | Alphabet Flash Cards for Kids Ages 2 3 4 5 6 | Speech Therapy and Autism Sensory Toys with Music, Phrases, ABC, Numbers, Sight Words | Pocket Toys

This was one of the best gifts I got to my daughter. She loves it to play with it. Very handy.

My son is 2 years and 2 months old and he cannot talk. Besides say mama, all his words just get jumbled and don't come out right. He's not autistic or have any disabilities. He understands what is being said but the poor guy just can't get the words out. He is in speech therapy and I showed this to his therapist. She thought it was a great idea that I purchased this for him. The concept is amazing and the card reader is on point. We sit down every night and stick to the same cards for a week. Then move on to a different group of cards every following week. He's able to get out what the words sound like, but just not 100%. I'm sure in time, between the speech therapy and this gadget, he'll be talking. I am leaving this review of my own accord. Nothing was promised to me and I have nothing to gain.

Loving these flash cards. I think the pronunciation is actually very good as well. I have a two year old and this is perfect for him to learn. He is able to repeat the words back and especially loves going over all the cards that have to do with cars.

This was great right out of the box! My toddler figured it out pretty quick and loved how not only did they have a picture of the word but the cars, animals etc made noises as well. He loved the songs and sang along! Comes with 8 cards with songs, wish there was more as they were his favorite! Even my 5 yr old loved these cards and playing them with his brother!

Stopped working legit after a month. Tried new batteries and everything

My son is autistic he is nonverbal and omg he loves this thing. He learned to place the cards in and it reads all cards correctly and the music cards are the best.

The media could not be loaded. Positives: the cards are great and clear, the songs are fun, it’s easy to use, the voice isn’t annoyingNegative: I seriously think that the volume at maximum would be harmful to my infants ears. It is piercing loud. I covered hers with clear tape and it solves the problem well enough for now.

This toy is a fantastic alternative to screen time, even better now that he has figure out how to put the cards in himself and can entertain himself with it.