LeapFrog Little Touch Leappad Reviews

I initially borrowed the Leap Frog Little Touch Leap Pad from our school's resource center. I wanted to see if it would be a solid purchase for our toddler at Christmas.

Immediately my son tore into the box and began checking out the leap pad. The power is easy for him to turn on and off and it has a handle for portability.

However, if you want to change the setting you will need to do that yourself. The leap pad is almost completely dependent on parents interacting with the child. My son wasn't happy to play with it by himself and became frustrated easily when he couldn't get the pad to respond...

The Little Touch Leap Pad is a wonderful toy to  give to your growing little human! It's already a fact that the babies born in the 2000 millenium are profoundly advanced but with the milleniums new technologies like the Little Touch Leap Pad we can have a positive outlook on our children's education. The features on the pad makes it easy for your child to learn to manuever, the games are enriching; offering great cognitive learning skills, reasoning and decision making and also patience(what little soldier doesn't need to learn that!:-)). The only thing that kind of upsetted my child was that...

We received this as a gift for our son...yes we got a pink one for some reason. He really likes to listen to the music and he tries to press to make the sounds. He got it at 6 months and we couldn't get him to sit very long to look at it. Now at 8 months he is able to sit a little longer and help turn the pages. The pages are very durable. My son has stuck them in his mouth, folded them, wrinkles them and who knows what else. They look a little wrinkled but they are not torn and have to water marks on them. I think as he gets older he will grow more interested in it. Definitely not for...

The Little Touch Leappad is great for teaching your little one. Three different stages for different ages helps your child continue learning and not get bored with the books. The books are drool-proof and tear-proof. A big plus for the 6-18 month childeren! While I love helping my daughter play these books it would be nice if she could do it by herself sometimes. You have to press GO each time you turn a page, but you have to press HARD! Same with the pictures on the pages. It would be more enticing to children if they could make the noises themselves. Despite the drawbacks I would recommend this...

My daughter got this at her first birthday, and my son got one too. They can not hold their attention. It was way to complicated for such a young child. They do not understand what they are doing, half the time it didn't work right. Neither of my children like this toy. I would not recommend this toy for any young children. My daughter didn't start to understand it until she was 3, and by then, it was to boring for her.