LeapFrog LeapBuilders 123 Fix-It Truck, Multicolor

My 2 year loves it he plays with it all the time

My grandson loves this. Its the perfect toy for his age. Its nonstop fun. Very vibrant colors. That alone keeps his attention. Hes in the construction stage of development so he likes seeing how things work and how he can put it together. This is a great Christmas gift.

Smart building blocks set consists of 15 learning blocks and 16 building pieces. It has 100+ learning phrases and sounds, helps learn numbers, colors and objects. It requires 2 AAA. Its fun, engaging and promotes creativity. Easy for little ones to grip and built on their own. I recommend it.

This is so fun and so versitle for multiple ages. Our son loves it and it makes a great gift.

I got this for a set of 2 year-old twins the lights are bright the sounds are loud its a great product for the value they are absolutely loving it

This is an excellent learning toy and is very versatile in what can be built. It has several phrases and can identify letters, numbers, and pictures of various blocks. The sound can be adjusted to a high or low setting and it isnt a toy that has become annoying at all. Great for building vocabulary, both literally and figuratively. Also uses problem solving skills and role playing. At the time of this review the retail price was around $25 which is reasonable for the quality.

This kit is designed for children 18 months+, but despite that fact, I have it in my Kindergarten classroom full of English Learners. The kit comes already functioning with batteries, which is always a HUGE win, and has tons of color, number and shape words for children to learn! The students were disappointed when they thought it was a ‘baby’ toy, but as soon as I opened the package and put the pieces in with the other Legos, they were an IMMEDIATE hit! Most of my students come from other countries and this is their first exposure to English, so they had SO MUCH FUN putting the pieces into the talking base and learning what the name of the numbers and colors are on the smaller pieces! My one comment would be that the volume does not turn up very high, which sometimes makes it challenging to hear it.

My almost three year old grandson loves vehicles and Legos (he knows a Chevy Impala when he sees one and can be forgiven when he mistakes a CR-V for a Honda Odyssey). He liked this just fine, but was not as excited as I expected. The truck worked right out of the box and being Lego-like putting them together was very easy. I worried that three year old fingers would not be able to put the round pieces in that make it talk, but he had no trouble at all putting them in or taking them out. Oddly, since most toys like this are too loud, this seemed a bit too quiet. granted, it was a room full of people, so I guess for normal play time this volume is just right. Theres a good variety of items and numbers that the machine says, and it worked literally right out of the box. Its a nice little teaching toy and I expect it will see a lot of playtime.

I ordered this Leap Frog, Leap Builders 123 Fix-It truck for my 2 year old Grandson. Ive bought several Leap Frog products, all have been great toys. This is no exception. There are over 100 phrases and songs. The blocks are interchangeable into the Smart Star cube and the perfect size for his small hands. There are 15 blocks and each one when inserted into the cube plays interactive songs or phrases that make learning fun. Additionally, you can buy more building sets separately. Although you really dont need to, this set will keep your toddler busy for hours. It certainly has with my grandson. There are also Lego type blocks to use to actually build your truck. This also provides another avenue for his imagination. We love this toy. For its price, its extremely well made. Kids are rough on toys but, this seems to be standing up to the usage. This is a definite must for your Christmas list if you have a toddler.

This is a great toy. It encompasses use of hands and thoughts to build and has an interactive aspect not found in ordinary building toys. Im beginning to think the same voice is used across a spectrum of toy brands. Im sure kids find it fine but as an adult I think I would find the voice grating. I like the learning aspect and the combining of electronics with hand and motor skills.