LeapFrog Tag Junior Book Pal
When children begin reading from an early age, they typically have a lifelong love for books and reading. This can happen with the LeapFrog Tag Junior Reading system which encourages toddlers to become interested in reading and books through music, sound effects, and open ended questions. The LeapFrog Tag Junior Book Pal was developed for toddlers between the ages of 2 and 4. The unique LeapFrog Tag Junior Reading system involves touch technology which allows toddlers to interact and explore the pages of the book by touching it with the Tag Junior Book Pal. Each Tag Junior Activity book teaches a different age-appropriate skill such as sharing, counting numbers, or learning the alphabet. The Tag Junior Reading system includes one board book, and the Tag Junior Book Pal can hold audio for up to five books.
Fun, Easy-to-hold Design
The LeapFrog Tag Junior Book Pal’s funny shape and attracts a toddler’s attention. The large knob and its design makes it simple for toddlers to hold it in their little hands. The Book Pal can withstand even the most active toddlers and is easy to clean with a damp cloth. This smart design even cleverly hids the optical reader so fingers can’t touch the sensor. The battery door, as with many durable toys, is secured with a safety screw.
The Tag Junior Reading system comes with one Activity Storybook. Its colorful illustrations and interesting narrative will appeal to young children while the thick, durable board book construction is made to last
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By Kelly Nelson (Mesa, AZ)
My two year old daughter absolutely loves books so I thought she would really enjoy the tag junior. My four year old daughter has the original tag (which is wonderful too!) and the younger one was always trying to get into it. I was so excited when I heard they were coming out with the junior version.
I had no problems setting it up yesterday. It took about 5 to 10 min to install and to download the audio from our PC. After it was ready to go, my two year old played with it for only a few minutes and I was a little disappointed. But I sat with her and showed her how to use it and then today she took her two books (the one it came with and I bought the Dora one also) and sat alone and played with them for a bit, about 3 or 4 separate times today. It was so cute! She loves it now! I can’t wait to get more books.
Although it is built for little hands, it is still a little hard for her to hold, but I think she’s getting the hang of it. The books are very short and I wish they were a bit longer, but she doesn’t mind. When you click on the pictures, unlike the original tag, they say different things each time which is nice. Each picture goes through about 2 or 3 sayings before repeating the sayings.
Overall, I love this product and so does my two year old and I look forward to buying more books!
By Candice G “Valley Mom” (Sherman Oaks, CA)
My son is 1 1/2 and loves books so I thought I would try this out. It is very sturdy and has held up to him dropping it several times. It is also very easy for him to hold and use. You can personalize the reader so that it greets your child with his name when you turn it on, ex “Hello _Timmy_” VERY CUTE. My son loves hearing this every time he turns it on. He has already mastered using the reader with the books. One note, if you buy extra books the reader will only hold information for about 5 books at a time. Also, for each book you need to download the information into the reader from the internet. This was a very easy process for me that realistically took no more than 5 minutes, but it is an extra step that you have to do. When you place the reader on different parts of the page it will respond with either a sound effect or multiple quotes from the characters. Some of the books have questions which require the child to follow instructions like finding all of the Pooh’s in the book, etc. This will continue to challenge him as he gets older. Overall, my son loves it and plays with it at least once a day.
By jakesmom (Ohio)
If you are familiar with the Tag by Leapfrog the Tag Junior is the perfect companion for the younger crowd. My son is almost 3 and enjoys using his Tag junior. I had no trouble downloading the software from Leapfrog’s website and getting the audio on the unit. I have even switched out the books numerous times without a hitch. I like that Leapfrog made this toy to fit his hand and to maneuver the device just exactly as he naturally wants to. He really enjoys the ABC Orchestra book as well as Curious George to use with it. I just wish Leapfrog would provide more memory to store more books on the device.