Made for little hands: three steps a toddler can do alone, at the table, on the rug or in the car. No screen and nothing to set up.
Flip the switch on the reader. It charges by USB and shuts off by itself to save battery.
Pick any of the 112 picture cards and put it in the slot.
The reader says the word in English. Animal cards also play the real animal sound. Press the repeat button to hear it again, and choose from 5 volume levels.
Each card has something to show you.
Every card teaches a word four ways at once. Pick the view that fits you.
See it Visual
Every card pairs a clear picture with its printed word, and each of the 12 themes has its own color, so animals, fruit and vehicles are easy to tell apart.
Animals, fruit, vehicles and more across 12 themes. Every card they pull is a small surprise.
112 picture cards in 12 color-coded themes, easy to pull by category for naming activities.
Hear it Auditory
One press repeats the word as often as they ask, in a clear American accent. No pressure to say it right: the reader never corrects, sighs or rushes.
Animal cards play the real animal sound along with the word. And the repeat button is all theirs, again and again.
Consistent American English pronunciation for listen-and-repeat practice. The reader never corrects, so hesitant speakers can listen first and join in when ready.
Hold it Tactile
They slide the card in and press the buttons themselves. No reading, no app and no screen, just a picture, a word and a sound.
Pick a card, push it in, hear the word. A small win they can repeat on their own, in a reader sized for little hands.
Children run it themselves: insert a card, press repeat, pick one of 5 volume levels. Cards wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Know it Cognitive
Seeing the tomato while hearing “tomato” gives each word something to hold on to. If your child sees a speech therapist, it’s an easy way to keep practicing between sessions.
They see the picture, try the word, and the reader answers. Naming things turns into a game they want to play.
Picture, printed word and audio on one card. Families need no app or setup, and it charges by USB with up to 4 hours of play.
What you get, detail by detail.
Slide a card into the slot: the picture fills the window and the word plays out loud. With no card in, the window is plain pink. There's no screen.
One repeats the word as often as they ask. The other sets the volume, with 5 levels. The small light means it's on.
Clear American English, said the same way every time. Animal cards also play the real animal sound.
Two words on every card, in 12 color-coded themes, so animals, fruit and vehicles are easy to tell apart.
Rechargeable · Up to 4 hours of play per charge · 5 volume levels · Turns itself off · Ages 1 to 4
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It's built so a 1 to 4 year old can run it alone: pick a card, push it in, hear the word. No menus, no reading, nothing for you to set up. The repeat button and the real animal sounds are the parts kids go back to on their own.
No. There's no screen, no apps, no ads and no Wi-Fi. Just a picture, a word and a sound. The American Academy of Pediatrics advises avoiding screen media other than video chatting for children under 18 months (source). It's quiet play time you don't have to feel guilty about, at home or on the go.
It's made for ages 1 to 4, so it grows with them. Younger toddlers love pressing the buttons and hearing each word. Older ones start trying to say the word before the reader does. We recommend an adult nearby.
That's exactly where it shines. Every word is spoken in a clear, standard American accent, the same way every time, as often as your child wants to hear it. Everything is in English; there is no Spanish audio.
Yes. It's an easy way to keep practicing naming words between sessions, without pressure: the reader never corrects, sighs or rushes. It doesn't replace therapy, so ask your therapist which cards to start with.
Up to 4 hours of play per charge, and it recharges with the included USB cable. It turns itself off when play stops, so it doesn't drain in the diaper bag. Charge it for at least 30 minutes before the first use.
Only as loud as you want. There are 5 volume levels, so it works in the car, at a restaurant or next to a sleeping sibling.
They're made to be handled. Wipe them with a soft, dry cloth, and small scratches don't stop them from working.
The reader in blue, green or pink, 112 picture cards with 224 words across 12 themes (animals, fruit, vegetables, everyday objects and more) and a USB cable, plus a free printable Ways to Play guide that we email with your order. After a short first charge it's ready to play, which makes it an easy gift for birthdays, holidays or a new big brother or sister.
Pull cards by theme for circle time, learning centers or naming practice. The reader gives the same model pronunciation on every repetition, so you don't have to say each word twenty times, and it never corrects, which keeps hesitant speakers relaxed. It's also easy to send home: no app, no account, just charge and play.
