VTech Little Apps Tablet

We have had several VTech Little Apps Tablets. Initially, we received it for my two-year-old as a gift and he fell in love. At first, it began with just poking buttons and moving the little tab but it grew into a wonderful experience for him. He learned so much that it is unbelievable. Scout (the main character) in the tablet taught him to count, letters, numbers, shapes, and so much more. He would surprise us all the time with what he learned. After he had it for six months, he dumped a glass of milk on it and we immediately replaced it. It is not liquid friendly by any means. Now my second child who is 1 1/2 has taken interest in little phones, tiny tablets, and all of his older brothers' toys that make noise. The Vtech tablet did not survive because it began to glitch. I have ordered him a new VTech Tablet and am so happy that he gets to explore the world of wonder that this brother so adored. This is a wonderful tablet. It is full of adventure and learning.

This thing is amazing. My 2 year old Grandson loves this and it helps with all the main subjects he needs.

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Bought this for my two-year-old grandson and he loves it because he loves things that make sounds and light up and this fits the bill

This is so cute! I got it for my kids for Christmas and I hope he really likes it

My daughter is obsessed with these things!! She is on the autistism spectrum and this has been one of her comfort toys going on 6 years. We have one in every color and she carries it everywhere. They are durable and promote learning, which as a mother I love!!

The games are more appropriate for 3-5 years vs 2-5 years unless the parent is playing too or the child is just doing basic things that many other toys do such as look at pictures and play songs. The things younger children can do on their own are pretty basic rather using as a unique learning toy. I should have read the reviews more carefully as many others mention this same issue.

I love all the features this toy offers for such an affordable price, there are numbers and the alphabet and and lots of fun exercises to do while playing around with the numbers and the ABC's. Its simply up to the parent to sit with their child and teach them also, too many parents these days want toys to teach their kids but they don't want to have to invest any time into helping them also, so if the kids aren't learning they immediately criticize the toy and are really fast to give it a bad review here. My daughter owns quite a few V tech toys and I am not saying all V tech toys are great and geared toward learning , we as parents just have to remember its only a toy and we cant substitute a toy for a person that would sit and explain everything the toy is doing. I am doing this with my daughter at the moment and she is really smart and she is only 20 months. As for the features of the toy, the buttons are flat and not raised and the screen is not colored but the voice used is cute and not irritating as is the problem with a lot of the toys these days. Its not obnoxiously loud and that was a plus for me also, the keyboard is really fun and my daughter enjoys playing the music there, when she gets a little older and is speaking properly I will begin to teach her everything this wonderful toy has to offer. The packaging was easy to open and it was still secure enough so the toy wasn't moving around in the box. It was delivered well before the estimated date of delivery also.