Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #309 in Baby Product
• Brand: LeapFrog
• Model: 20305
• Dimensions: 10.00" h x 11.00" w x 2.00" l, 1.55 pounds

Features

• Daytime and nighttime settings
• Introduces rhymes, colours, animal names and sounds
• Requires 3 x AA batteries (Included)

Manufacturer's Description

Each touch introduces rhymes about shapes and encourages daytime and night time routines

Customer Reviews

Very Clever!
I brought Fridge Phonics for my 3 year old niece who didn't even know what the alphabet was!

When we opened it, we immediately called it 'her abc's' and she cottoned onto that straight away.

We took out the main unit and put it straight on the fridge, then we stuck all the letters onto the fridge. We then showed her how to put the letters in by herself - they just need to sit a certain way up in the unit - very easy for small and patient hands. Then she presses the letter in and it sounds a little song 'a says a, a says a, every letter makes a sound, a says a'.

There is another button on the unit which when pressed sings the whole alphabet - it says 'zed' instead of 'zee' which is nice too!

Within a few weeks she was able to copy the song, and a few weeks later could pre-empt the sounds and started distinguishing between the different letter sounds.

I also said that my sister needed to join in with singing to give my niece the confidence in herself and as my sister spends a lot of time in the kitchen this is a perfect way for them to interact in a pleasant and educational way.

A very good buy, would recommend to anyone!

GREAT EDUCATIONAL VALUE
I BOUGHT THIS FOR MY LITTLE BOY LAST XMAS WHEN HE WAS 18 MONTHS BY THE TIME HE WAS 2 HE COULD CLEARLY SING THE ALPHABET SONG AND IDENTIFY LETTERS, TRULY!!! BEST EDUCATIONAL TOY I'VE EVER BOUGHT AND IT'S STILL ONE OF HIS FAVOURITES NOW

Just brilliant
I bought this when my daughter was 15 months old. I stuck it on to the fridge for her to play with due to the songs and colours, but had absolutely no expectations due to her age. How wrong was I? By 16 months she knew all the alphabet and their sounds. I didn't realise until I was sat reading with her one day and she started to point the letters out to me. To say I was amazed is an understatement. Definately recommend.