Description
VTech Touch & Teach Word Book (Frustration – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
VTech Touch & Teach Word Book (Frustration Free Packaging)
Product Dimensions
1.6 x 8.9 x 8.7 inches
Item Weight
1.46 pounds
Country of Origin
China
ASIN
B06ZZS84HD
Item model number
80-141601
Manufacturer recommended age
18 months – 4 years
Batteries
2 AA batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Release date
April 13, 2017
Manufacturer
VTech–Import
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Technical specifications – VTech Touch & Teach Word Book (Frustration :
Brand
VTech
Color
Orange
Age Range (Description)
18 months to 48 months
Item Dimensions LxWxH
1.6 x 8.9 x 8.7 inches
Number of Batteries
2 AA batteries required. (included)
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F. D (verified owner) –
Easy to use and the sound and quality are great! – My Grandson loved this book. Very easy for him to use.
L. I (verified owner) –
Gift – My nephew loved it.
H. S (verified owner) –
Great for toddler learning to talk – My daughter is taking her time in talking to us so we bought this book. She does great interacting with it and it seems to be helping me teach her what different things are. Hoping this continues to help her grow her vocabulary.
P. F (verified owner) –
Christmas gift haven’t given it to them yet – Christmas gift haven’t given it to them yet
F. D (verified owner) –
Easy to use and the sound and quality are great! – My Grandson loved this book. Very easy for him to use.
D. A (verified owner) –
It was a gift to my great granddaughter. She loves it. – Helps her to learn to read.
D. B (verified owner) –
Great for autistic kiddos – My autistic child loves this book!
D. B (verified owner) –
Great for autistic kiddos – My autistic child loves this book!
L. I (verified owner) –
Gift – My nephew loved it.
H. L (verified owner) –
Putting tabs in this book. – Love the tabs so easy for our little boy of two years to turn the pages. He was born missing an index finger. So THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TABS.
J. K (verified owner) –
Awesome design, word selection questionable – For this for our 18 month old, since Covid has me on daddy duty and I’m looking for fun m, yet educational tools. I love these touch and learn books, which have very user friendly, durable technology in the design. Unlike older electronic books, which require buttons and switches in each page, these books have grooved hinges for each page so the book can determine what it on each page, and use pressure sensitivity to signal what is object is being activated. This should result in much longer life spans for the book, and relieves any frustration that little ones can have while trying to press tiny buttons (on older books) that are either hard to press or require accuracy as to where you press. These pages are awesome. If you press anywhere in the zone, it fires accurately. My only complaint about this book that costs it a star would be the lack of thought by the creators when it comes to word selection. They need to remember that these are the first words that a infant/toddler is learning – so pick words that are useful and ubiquitous for a little one. For example, why use the word “quilt”. EVERY baby is going to learn the word “blanket” first. They are going to understand “hey sweetheart, a quilt is a blanket that is thicker from batting and often hand stitched or embroidered”. Right? Does your infant need to learn “vase” or “top”?!!! C’mon people. Think next time.
H. L (verified owner) –
Putting tabs in this book. – Love the tabs so easy for our little boy of two years to turn the pages. He was born missing an index finger. So THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TABS.
H. S (verified owner) –
Great for toddler learning to talk – My daughter is taking her time in talking to us so we bought this book. She does great interacting with it and it seems to be helping me teach her what different things are. Hoping this continues to help her grow her vocabulary.
P. F (verified owner) –
Christmas gift haven’t given it to them yet – Christmas gift haven’t given it to them yet
D. A (verified owner) –
It was a gift to my great granddaughter. She loves it. – Helps her to learn to read.
J. K (verified owner) –
Awesome design, word selection questionable – For this for our 18 month old, since Covid has me on daddy duty and I’m looking for fun m, yet educational tools. I love these touch and learn books, which have very user friendly, durable technology in the design. Unlike older electronic books, which require buttons and switches in each page, these books have grooved hinges for each page so the book can determine what it on each page, and use pressure sensitivity to signal what is object is being activated. This should result in much longer life spans for the book, and relieves any frustration that little ones can have while trying to press tiny buttons (on older books) that are either hard to press or require accuracy as to where you press. These pages are awesome. If you press anywhere in the zone, it fires accurately. My only complaint about this book that costs it a star would be the lack of thought by the creators when it comes to word selection. They need to remember that these are the first words that a infant/toddler is learning – so pick words that are useful and ubiquitous for a little one. For example, why use the word “quilt”. EVERY baby is going to learn the word “blanket” first. They are going to understand “hey sweetheart, a quilt is a blanket that is thicker from batting and often hand stitched or embroidered”. Right? Does your infant need to learn “vase” or “top”?!!! C’mon people. Think next time.