Average user rating:  |
 Books for kids |
My daughter loves her leapPad books, and i'll bet your 2, or 3 year old will too. Kids can click on pages in the books, and the items on the page tell a story, make a sound, and generally engage your child in active learning of letters, words, and colors.
Very educational, very cute. |
 My four-year old daughter enjoyed it... |
| ...but it wasn't one of her favorites. It more or less introduces kids to a number of nursery rhymes, teaching them some reading, singing and rhyming skills. Nevertheless, with regards to learning these three skills, my daughter much preferred the "There's a Wocket in My Pocket" My First LeapPad Book. This latter book is based on the work of Dr. Seuss, who is still the master when it comes to entertaining kids as you educate them about reading and rhyming. |
| Best book of the My first Leap Pad series |
| My daughter takes speech therapy and one of the things they work on is rhyming. She just could not seem to get this concept down. I was at Toys R Us and since she loves her My First Leap Pad so much I was going to get her a new book. I saw this one and thought we will give it a try. By that afternoon something had clicked and she understand how to rhyme! It is now 6 months later and this is both hers and my favorite of the books that are out there for this system. I would have to say that I prefer the Leap books over the character books such as Dora and Disney Princess they just don't seem to be as interesting or educational. If you are going to add to your Leap Pad library this is a must! |
|
People who bought My First LeapPad Book: Once Upon a Rhyme also bought ... |
|
