LeapFrog Word Whammer Fridge Phonics set Reviews

The Leap Frog Word Whammer Fridge Phonics set helped my daughters learn all their uppercase and lowercase letters and their sounds.  We actually purchased this set, the original Fridge Phonics set, and the lowercase letters set.  All of them have been on our fridge for a year now and we have not lost even one!  I find the magnets to be strong enough to keep them on the fridge pretty good.  I sometimes get annoyed by toys that make noise but this one isn't too annoying for me.   Batteries seem to last a long time.  I think I've only replaced them once and my kids play with this all the time....

We have Leapfrog Word Whammer as well as the individual single letter Leapfrog fridge magnetic toy on our fridge.  Our first son loved the original but this is even better!  Our preschooler and 2-year-old are always playing with it and entertaining themselves while I'm getting things ready in the kitchen.  In addition to games that help your child learn how to spell three-letter words, this also teaches the alphabet and plays spelling games with them.  The voice is always encouraging and it isn't one of those 'annoying' toys with sound.  All the pieces are heavy-duty plastic and if you were...

I bought this toy for my twin daughters who are 4.  They loved this toy for the first week and then of course, no fault to the toy, wanted to play with all the letters on the fridge not using the toy.  Which, is okay because at least they are still playing with the letters and seeing them- repetition is key.  My girls love Tad and any of the Leap Frog learning toys.  This toy is definitely made well as it is magnetic and sticks to the fridge no matter how many times or how hard it is opened and closed.  It helps pronounce the words as well! 

I like that this toy has 3 levels of play, which keeps children coming back to play with it.  It encourages children to learn the letter sounds, not just the letters, which isn't some thing alot of toys do. We've had this for over a year now, and my daughter still loves to play with it, however quite a few of the magnets are missing (maybe under the fridge?).

I absolutely love this toy, one it is vey sturdy, very engaging, keeps 1, 3 and 5 yr. old busy. very good for phonics and word formation for 5 yr. old, for 3 yr. old letter recgonition, for 1 yr. old just the sounf and vision.