Today I would like to share with you the items Charlie and I where sent from Leap Frog to host a party with. I can tell you I knew it would be a hit when I unpacked the items we where sent from Leap Frog.
Since I knew when I opened the Guitar that Charlie would not want to look at anything else I kept it hidden until the end.
I had his friend Thomas who is 2 1/2 come over and a couple other boys and we all sat down in my living room and I asked them all what they would like to be when they grew up.
They all wanted to be race car drivers.
So I pulled out the Guitar and I said since no one would like to become a Rock Star I think I will send this back.
You should have heard them all change there answers.
So I let them draw numbers and then I allowed them to stand and play a song for everyone.
They had so much fun and the songs where so funny.
I was rolling on the floor.
Once David arrived home I let Charlie get the Guitar back out to play a song for his dad and before Charlie could take it from me David took it and started to play a song for us.
So once he was done I had Charlie sit down with David and show him all the things the Guitar could do and I can tell you David was so impressed.
Then I told Charlie I need to run over to my sisters and he had to take the Guitar with him so he would sign her a song. She Loved it.
Now I know to get Charlie a Karoki Machine for Christmas as he keeps telling me he is going to be a Rock Star Soccer player and so with this and a set of drums and a Karoke Machine he would be all set.
The Guitar from Leap Frog is one of my favorite items as well as I love the songs it plays. It has helped Charlie with his ABC;s which is a God send to me.
Another thing I like about the Guitar from Leap Frog is that it comes with 10 songs so Charlie will not get burned out with it.
If you have a little one who would like to have a Leap Frog Guitar then Please check out the contest that is going on now.
Little touches. Big learning.™
• Amp up the learning fun and create and perform music while building motor skills and confidence!
• Includesguitar , percussion and special effect sounds—even applause.
• Ten different learning songs let little musicians layer in sounds and create their own unique music.
• The Touch Magic Rockin' Guitar is appropriate for children ages 3+ years.
• Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog® Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learnin
And don’t forget to enter the “Touch Magic Rockin’ Guitar” Contest between now and November 30th, 2012 for a chance to win a $500 gift card! Visit www.touchmagic.leapfrog.com and upload a video of your kid jamming & learning with Touch Magic™ Rockin’ Guitar or your own play guitar that you can create out of your own materials. Please see the handout in your party kit or visitwww.touchmagic.leapfrog.com for more detailed contest information and contest rules.
Charlie and I opened this bus called Little Touches Big Learning and I must say that it lives up to its name. Little Touches was a item I I thought Charlie would say was for a Baby but he did not. Which I was amazed about. But since I thought that with the Little Touches Learning Bus I was prepared to help him see it was not. But once we opened the Little Touches Big Learning bus and he saw all he would be able to do he was hooked. He even took the Leanring Touches Bus next door to share with his friend Thomas who is 2. They both just sat and pushed the buttons and kept repeating the letters over and over. I can tell you this is going to be one item we will get a whole lot of use out of. I like the fact that the letters are big enough that Charlie can copy them when it is time for him to practice his letters. I also like the different colors as it allows us to go over his colors and discuss the different items those colors can be. Another thing Charlie Loves with this is that it has songs. He has listened to them so much that he know has them all memorized. I l like that there is 3 different sections we can switch between. So on the days we do his school work we can chose which ones we want to do and when. I like that we can connect online with the Leap Frog Learning Path as this gives us more things to learn. With all of the items that Leap Frog puts out I was once again impressed with the amount of things this one toy can do and how it will help Charlie in his learning. If you have not seen it Please take the time to check it out as it would make a difference in the way a child learns.
Little touches. Big learning. ™
• Hop on board for fun with the alphabet, early vocabulary, motor skills and learning songs!
• Make a movement or touch a sensor to activate the bus and get the learning journey rolling.
• Switch between 3 modes: Learning, Letter Exploration and Music, which includes fun sing-along songs about the alphabet,motion and more.
• The Touch Magic Learning Bus is appropriate for children ages 2+ years.
• Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog® Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learning.
Since I knew when I opened the Guitar that Charlie would not want to look at anything else I kept it hidden until the end.
I had his friend Thomas who is 2 1/2 come over and a couple other boys and we all sat down in my living room and I asked them all what they would like to be when they grew up.
They all wanted to be race car drivers.
So I pulled out the Guitar and I said since no one would like to become a Rock Star I think I will send this back.
You should have heard them all change there answers.
So I let them draw numbers and then I allowed them to stand and play a song for everyone.
They had so much fun and the songs where so funny.
I was rolling on the floor.
Once David arrived home I let Charlie get the Guitar back out to play a song for his dad and before Charlie could take it from me David took it and started to play a song for us.
So once he was done I had Charlie sit down with David and show him all the things the Guitar could do and I can tell you David was so impressed.
Then I told Charlie I need to run over to my sisters and he had to take the Guitar with him so he would sign her a song. She Loved it.
Now I know to get Charlie a Karoki Machine for Christmas as he keeps telling me he is going to be a Rock Star Soccer player and so with this and a set of drums and a Karoke Machine he would be all set.
The Guitar from Leap Frog is one of my favorite items as well as I love the songs it plays. It has helped Charlie with his ABC;s which is a God send to me.
Another thing I like about the Guitar from Leap Frog is that it comes with 10 songs so Charlie will not get burned out with it.
If you have a little one who would like to have a Leap Frog Guitar then Please check out the contest that is going on now.
Little touches. Big learning.™
• Amp up the learning fun and create and perform music while building motor skills and confidence!
• Includes
• Ten different learning songs let little musicians layer in sounds and create their own unique music.
• The Touch Magic Rockin' Guitar is appropriate for children ages 3+ years.
• Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog® Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learnin
And don’t forget to enter the “Touch Magic Rockin’ Guitar” Contest between now and November 30th, 2012 for a chance to win a $500 gift card! Visit www.touchmagic.leapfrog.com and upload a video of your kid jamming & learning with Touch Magic™ Rockin’ Guitar or your own play guitar that you can create out of your own materials. Please see the handout in your party kit or visitwww.touchmagic.leapfrog.com for more detailed contest information and contest rules.
Charlie and I opened this bus called Little Touches Big Learning and I must say that it lives up to its name. Little Touches was a item I I thought Charlie would say was for a Baby but he did not. Which I was amazed about. But since I thought that with the Little Touches Learning Bus I was prepared to help him see it was not. But once we opened the Little Touches Big Learning bus and he saw all he would be able to do he was hooked. He even took the Leanring Touches Bus next door to share with his friend Thomas who is 2. They both just sat and pushed the buttons and kept repeating the letters over and over. I can tell you this is going to be one item we will get a whole lot of use out of. I like the fact that the letters are big enough that Charlie can copy them when it is time for him to practice his letters. I also like the different colors as it allows us to go over his colors and discuss the different items those colors can be. Another thing Charlie Loves with this is that it has songs. He has listened to them so much that he know has them all memorized. I l like that there is 3 different sections we can switch between. So on the days we do his school work we can chose which ones we want to do and when. I like that we can connect online with the Leap Frog Learning Path as this gives us more things to learn. With all of the items that Leap Frog puts out I was once again impressed with the amount of things this one toy can do and how it will help Charlie in his learning. If you have not seen it Please take the time to check it out as it would make a difference in the way a child learns.
Little touches. Big learning. ™
• Hop on board for fun with the alphabet, early vocabulary, motor skills and learning songs!
• Make a movement or touch a sensor to activate the bus and get the learning journey rolling.
• Switch between 3 modes: Learning, Letter Exploration and Music, which includes fun sing-along songs about the alphabet,
• The Touch Magic Learning Bus is appropriate for children ages 2+ years.
• Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog® Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learning.
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