hug and learn animal globe

This soft, interactive globe features 2 great ways to learn!
Babies roll the globe to hear songs about the world, toddlers press seven different continents to discover animal names, sounds and more.
Develops Motor skills, music creativity and imagination and all in a rewarding learning experience. Music stimulates a newborn's brain, creating pathways for future learning, such as speech. Exposing children to music also enhances long-term ability to perform higher brain mathematical functions, and it encourages movement, self-expression and social interactions.
Also develops Reading and Language in speech, listening, reading; and writing, including spelling and vocabulary.
Product Description
Appox diameter 18cms. Age: 6 months +

Used in good condition

RM45.00

Leapfrog Learnng Drum

Editorial Review
When it comes to musical instruments, the drum is arguably one of the easiest to play: just give it a smack. Fortunately, LeapFrog has created a drum that's sure to provide ongoing delight. It's an electronic instrument with four different settings. When set to "ABC," each pat of the drum displays a letter on the drum's top while a friendly voice says the letter out loud. The letters are sequential, so the drummer learns the alphabet. The "123" option works in a similar way. There are also options for musical notes and a traditional drum sound. An off control and two volume settings will be welcomed by parents who are sure to hear this drum being played with repeatedly. If the young drummer pauses for a while, the friendly voice plays a little song or asks to be played with again. --John Moe
Product Description
This unique drum can teach children the alphabet and numbers through simple cause and effect tapping. As children hit the drum with their hand, a letter or number appears in lights on the drum top. When hit again, the next consecutive letter or number appears. For each hit, the letter or number is spoken and music is played, reinforcing a child for his efforts. The drum will verbally prompt a child to play. During play, the drum will remember where the child left off, so the next hit will be in order, not back at the beginning. Turn off and on again to start at the beginning, if desired. This drum features four modes of play and two levels of volume. 3 AA batteries required.

Used in good condition. Functions well.

RM55.00

leapfrog phonic desk

Very good condition. Good to teach your child letters, phonic, spelling etc...

RM55.00

Leapfrog ROLL AND RHYME MELODY BLOCK

It' in very good condition. Clean.... Get it for your baby starting to sit and crawl. They will love it.

RM55.00

leapfrog fridge phonics magnetic letter set

It's in very good condition. Only missing letter 'c'.

SOLD, thank you!

LeapFrog Alphabet Pal® Caterpillar

Press one of his 26 feet and listen as your caterpillar Alphabet Pal says the letter, makes the sound or says the color printed on that foot
Four learning modes teach letter names, letter sounds, colors and music
Press the button on Alphabet Pal’s back for a special musical surprise! Pull Alphabet Pal’s string to hear the ABC song!
Develops gross motor, language, auditory, and cognitive skills
Alphabet Pal provides children a fun opportunity for imaginative, self-directed play

Editorial Review
Here's a learning toy that offers kids a wonderful, interactive introduction to the world of letters, sounds, and colors. Alphabet Pal features several ways to play--pull the string and, antennae flashing, the jolly green caterpillar rolls happily along singing the alphabet song. When one of the caterpillar's 26 multicolored alphabet legs is pressed, kids hear the name of that color, letter, or letter sound depending on which mode they choose. Best of all, Alphabet Pal is a parent's friend, too--it's not too loud and turns off by itself when idle. It comes with three demonstration batteries, which should be replaced with regular AA batteries. Made of durable plastic, the toy is 7 by 11.5 inches long. --Marianne Painter
Product Description
Alphabet Pal from LeapFrog has a silly giggle, flashing antennae and a funny walk that are sure to tickle your little one's funny bone! Four learning modes teach letter names, letter sounds, colors and music. When preschoolers press the button on the Alphabet Pal's back, they get a special musical treat! Pull the Alphabet Pal's String to hear the ABC song! For children 12 months and up. Requires 3 AA batteries.

it's in good condition. All buttons functions

Price : RM50.00

SPECIAL : RM43.00

Leapfrog my friend Lily Mon Amie

This is in good condition. No tear, no stain. Works well.

My Friend Lilly is LeapFrogs first bilingual plush. like your youngster, Lily has a curious mind, and loves to discover new things. With Lily`s help, your child will learn numbers, counting and colours - in English and French!Squeeze Lily's left foot and she'll sing songs and speak in French; squeeze her foot again and Lily will return to English.
Touch the blue note to hear counting songs. Open the book and count along!
Touch the blue note again to hear a song about colours!
Squeeze her left foot to hear her sing and speak in French!
Numerals with matching sets help your child associate number names with the number of objects they represent.
Colour songs help your child build an understanding of the colour names that are associated with various colourful objects.
Bilingual songs provide early learners with a clear model of both English and French.

Lively lyrics and musical rhythms reinforce counting from 1 to 10.

Early exposure to more than one language makes a difference! Studies have shown that early exposure to the sounds of different languages increases children's language facility later in life. As our world grows smaller, it's increasingly important for children to know the many languages of their friends and neighbours.
Babies are born with the ability to learn language.
Babies aren't just babbling-they are trying to replicate the sounds they hear in order to produce language. By six months of age, babies begin to figure out what certain sound strings mean. For example, they associate 'blue' with a blue stuffed bunny. Up to twenty-four months of age, children's word comprehension and word production increases dramatically. Hearing clear examples of speech automatically helps children learn to comprehend language.
Number knowledge begins at an early age and keeps building over the years! By the time your child reaches preschool age, he or she probably understands that numbers stand for something. But number sense starts even earlier than that. Show a 6-month-old two blocks and then hide one. Chances are that he or she will notice, and begin to understand that objects can be added or subtracted. At about eighteen months, little ones may start reciting the number names in order. They also begin to apply number names to objects in order to count them.
With My Friend LILY Mon Amie, LeapFrog continues its commitment to its youngest learners with another age-appropriate, child-friendly toy that makes learning fun. Here are some ideas for getting the most out of your experience with My Friend LILY Mon Amie:
Let your child explore the toy.
Children learn through their senses. Encourage your child to give Lily a hug, squeeze her arms and legs, and press her tummy. Your youngster is likely to be surprised by the results that come from simply touching this adorable toy.
Children learn through their senses. Encourage your child to give Lily a hug, squeeze her arms and legs, and press her tummy. Your youngster is likely to be surprised by the results that come from simply touching this adorable toy.

SOLD, THANK YOU

leapfrog phonics radio

Item is in very good condition. I have 2 of these. one is used by my daughter. This is extra. My daughter loves this very much, I highly recommend to any one whose children loves music. Teach phonics as well.

There's learning playing on every station of the Phonics Radio. All across the dial the letters of the alphabet encourage kids to sing-along and learn. DJ Leap plays 30 toe-tapping tunes that teach letters, phonics and letter/object correlation. Flip the pages of this interactive radio to select a letter in the alphabet. Then press the letter button and hear a song about the letter and the sound it makes. Or, play the Mystery Tune game to find a letter that matches the song. Buttons light up and lights flash keeping the pace upbeat and the learning fun. An easy-carry handle makes it portable and volume control is music to parents' ears.

STATUS : SOLD