VTech Tiny Touch Tablet
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Well-suited for children ages 12 to 24 months, the Vtech Tiny Touch Tablet helps your babies and toddlers learn their letters, numbers and learn more about animals and other objects and concepts with ease. With a beginner gadget like the Vtech Tablet, your toddler will enjoy hours of exploration. There are nine brightly colored light-up activity buttons on this tiny toddlers’ tablet, as well as a roller ball that plays silly sounds, three sing-along songs and more. If you want to teach your toddler about letters, numbers, animals and days of the week, the Vtech Touch Tablet, designed especially for little hands, is a smart choice.
VTech Tiny Touch Tablet:
- Beginner tablet for toddlers
- 9 brightly colored light-up activity buttons
- Designed for little hands
- Roller ball plays silly sounds
- 3 sing-along songs
- Teaches letters, numbers, animals, days of the week and more
- Dimensions: 1.1023″L x 5.5118″W x 6.6929″H
- Requires 1 AA battery (included)
Reviews
- Bought this for my Grandson’s first birthday. Really likes to play with it. It will be helpful in the coming months when learning abc’s, 123’s. Fun as well as educational. Would suggest purchasing this VTech item.
- My grandson received this tablet for his 1st birthday, and would not let go of it. Other birthday presents were open right after this one and he was not interested in them. Not only do the buttons react to finger pushing, but the roller “mouse” also makes the buttons and lights respond to the direction in which the child spins the roller (up, down, side to side and diagonal). So it looks like grandpa scored this year!
- The tiny touch Tablet is bigger than I thought, in a way that makes it even better. I believe the size will make it easy for toddlers to hold. In my case I think my grandbaby will like it and I think, she will think, she has her own game and learning tool like her brother. This is a Christmas gift so I have to wait a see.
- This is a great little tablet for my 2-year-old daughter. I’d looked into a Leap Pad, but I felt it was a little too advanced for her yet. But this is just right. She really enjoys the ball on the bottom. Whenever she rolls it, the tablet makes noise & the lights flash in patterns. The buttons are also easy to push, eye catching, & engaging. This tablet is worth the cost, which is pretty affordable.
- I bought this item for my 15 month grandaughter. It is really better for a child that is younger. My grandaughter is ahead cognitively for her age so I think she will get bored with it in a short time. It is a good product though, especially for the price. It is much cheaper at Walmart than anywhere else. Would recomment it for a child around 10 or 11 months.
- This was just the right toy for the age of the child who will be 22months old by then. She really liked all the colors and talking like the real thing.
- This tablet is awesome. It lights up and plays music and the lights go in the direction in which you move the little ball. It’s great for those dark nights driving home and need something to distract my son. Works great!
- I bought this online hoping that it would keep the attention of my eight-month-old son as he likes to play with my iPad. I was disappointed when I received it and it was not a touchpad at all. It does very little to teach alphabet or anything else for that matter the only appeal of this product is that it lights up. You are better off investing your money in a better product as this does very little for any educational purposes. No matter how I try to get my son to play with this he does not like it. In fact he would much rather play with a learning laptop with no batteries than to play with this.