This product is not only educational, but fun and creative too. It is geared to the preschool set[3-5 yrs old], but toddlers as young as two or even less [depending on their ability level] may enjoy it too with the assistance of an adult or older sibling.

My First LeapPad "I Know My ABCs" focuses on pre-reading skills, specifically letter identification, letter sounds, shapes, and numbers. There are fun interactive games for each letter of the alphabet and the bright colors and attractive layout together with the creative activities will definitely appeal to young preschoolers. The added bonus - I find it fun too , not boring unlike some other educational systems out there wch makes it a great experience using it with my child. Highly recommended!

This whole series of leapPad is amazing. Even the 2 yr old toddlers enjoy
this one. My son is a big fan of thomas and dora so i had to get 3 of
them and trust me it really helped him in being attentive to book
reading, listening and answering.

This is just like any other book ...but extremely interactive. You might
think it has a digital screen..Oh no not at all..its totally like a
regular book..Pages are all colorful..and there is a touch activated pen
which senses what the child is touching and accordingly the pages respond.


Besides English, Spanish also can be learned here. Volume controls are
excellent.

Overall it is a must addition to a toddlers home education.

This was a great book for pre-schoolers to learn their ABC's and have fun doing it!!! I would recommend this for all young children.

My son just turned 4 and he loves the LeapPad. It is terrific for entertaining him on long car rides. My 1 1/2 year old daughter loves pointing the pen at the pictures; I think she's going to need her own LeapPad pretty soon! My only problem is keeping track of the little cartridges; it would be helpful if they were attached to the books by a cord of some kind (maybe elastic?).

Santa brought this book with My First Leap Pad but our son age 2 1/2 at the time did'nt ever play with it. He is almost 4 now and he still does'nt play with it. He liked the books like Bob the Builder, Thomas the Train and Dora. He never took to the Leap and Tad books, even though he has several of the Leap and Tad books. I don't think I have been able to keep this book in the leap pad for more than 2 mins and he is taking it out and putting a different one in.
As a parent, I thought this was a very educational book, I really like it and think its a great book, but my son did'nt play with it so it was'nt the best choice for us.