Screen-free magic for curious little ears.

We've turned Talkaroo into a little guessing game. I show her the card first, she tries to name it, then she puts it in to hear the word. She absolutely loves it.

My son usually loses interest in learning toys pretty quickly, but this one has surprised me. He keeps coming back to it and the animal cards are definitely his favourite.

I wanted something we could do together that was fun but still encouraged learning. Talkaroo has been great for that. My daughter especially loves the animals and food cards.

Talkaroo has become part of our little morning routine. We go through a few cards together after breakfast and my daughter is already starting to remember which words go with each picture.

My son figured out how to use his Talkaroo almost immediately. Now he sits there choosing the cards himself and tries to say the word before putting each one in. Such a fun little learning toy.

We've noticed our daughter attempting more words during everyday conversations since introducing more word games like this. She really enjoys sitting down with her Talkaroo and choosing the cards.

We bought this because I wanted something educational that didn't involve handing my daughter another screen. She absolutely loves choosing the different cards and gets so excited when she recognises one.

My little boy gets unbelievably proud when he recognises a card before Talkaroo says the word. He'll look straight at us with the biggest smile waiting for us to tell him he got it right. He's particularly interested in the animals at the moment, so those cards get used constantly. It's been a really fun addition to his playtime.

My toddler worked out how to use this much faster than I expected. After showing her a couple of times, she was putting the cards in by herself and choosing what she wanted to hear next. She'll often bring it over and sit beside me so we can play together. It's simple, interactive and has held her attention much longer than I expected.

We've had Talkaroo for a little while now and my 3-year-old is already familiar with so many of her favourite cards. She'll pull one out, look at us and try to say what it is before she puts it in. When she's right she gives herself a little clap 😂. Seeing her enjoying herself and wanting to keep going is what makes it worthwhile for me.

My son is right in the stage of wanting to copy everything we say, so this has been really fun. He listens carefully to the word and then tries to repeat it himself. Some of his favourite cards he now recognises immediately. He gets so proud when we ask him what something is and he knows the answer. It's become a regular part of our playtime.

One of my favourite things about Talkaroo is that it's something we can actually do together. Instead of just giving my daughter a toy and walking away, we'll sit down and turn the cards into little games. Sometimes I'll ask her to find an animal or a particular food and she'll search through the pile. It makes learning feel like normal playtime.

We wanted something small enough to take with us when visiting family because our son gets bored pretty quickly. Talkaroo has been really handy. It's easy for his little hands to hold and he can work through the cards himself. We've also started asking him to find certain pictures from the pile, which has turned it into another little game for us.

We have bought several educational toys over the last year and my daughter has lost interest in most of them pretty quickly. Talkaroo has been different because she gets to choose what happens next. She sorts through the cards, picks the ones she wants and puts them in herself. She has started remembering some of her favourites too, which makes her incredibly proud.

We've made Talkaroo part of our afternoon routine after daycare. My daughter chooses five or ten cards and we work through them together. At first she mostly listened, but now she tries to name the pictures herself before putting them in. I love watching her become more confident with the cards she recognises. Best of all, she thinks we're just having a game together.

What I like most about Talkaroo is that my daughter doesn't treat it like something she's being made to learn from. She genuinely thinks it's a game. She chooses a card, looks at the picture, has a guess and then puts it in. We clap when she gets one right and she thinks it's hilarious. It's become a simple but really enjoyable way for us to spend some focused time together.

This has turned out to be one of those toys that actually gets used instead of disappearing into the toy box after a few days. My little boy loves choosing which card comes next and showing us the picture before putting it in. He gets especially excited when it's one he already recognises. It's simple, fun and something we can easily do together for a few minutes throughout the day.

The animal cards were an instant winner with my daughter. At first she just enjoyed putting them into the Talkaroo, but after playing with it regularly she started trying to name the animals herself. Now she has a few favourites that she can spot immediately. It's been lovely watching the activity change from simply inserting cards to actually interacting with the pictures and words.

Such a great little addition to our toddler's playtime. He loves the independence of choosing and inserting the cards himself, but we also use it as something we can do together. We'll ask him what he thinks the picture is and give him a chance to answer before putting it in. It's simple enough to keep things fun while still encouraging him to interact with different pictures and words.

We bought this for our son's third birthday and it's probably been played with more than some of the bigger toys he received. He loves being able to control it himself and choose the cards he wants. After using it together for a while, he started remembering quite a few of the pictures and attempting the words before putting the cards in. Seeing him so excited to learn has been really lovely.

I wasn't looking for anything complicated, just a simple educational activity we could add to playtime. This has been perfect. My little girl quickly worked out how to use it and now has certain cards she searches for every time. She gets especially excited about the fruit and animals. We make a game out of guessing each picture first and then putting the card into Talkaroo to see if she's right.

Our toddler normally jumps from toy to toy and doesn't stay interested in anything for very long. Talkaroo has been one of the exceptions. He loves sorting through the cards, finding his favourites and putting them in himself. We hear 'again!' whenever we get to the end of the pile 😂. I also really like that it's something we can sit down and enjoy together rather than him just staring at a screen.

We've tried a few different educational toys and some have been played with once and then forgotten about. Talkaroo keeps coming back out of the toy box. My son loves choosing the cards himself and has started recognising several of them straight away. I particularly like that we can make it interactive by asking questions and talking about each picture rather than just letting the toy do everything.

I bought Talkaroo because I wanted another option for those times when my son asks for the iPad. It's been much more successful than I expected. Because he gets to physically choose and insert each card, it feels like a toy to him rather than something we're asking him to sit down and learn from. He especially loves anything with animals or vehicles and will happily go through those cards over and over.

My daughter has always loved books and pointing at pictures, so I thought Talkaroo might be something she'd enjoy. I was right! She'll sit beside me with a pile of cards and choose them one at a time. I ask her what she can see, she has a guess, and then she puts the card in. She's started recognising more of her favourites and gets so proud of herself when she knows them. It's become a really sweet little activity for the two of us.

My daughter is at that age where she's constantly pointing at things and asking what everything is, so Talkaroo came at the perfect time. She especially loves the animals and fruit cards. After going through them a few times, she started recognising some of the pictures before we even inserted the card. Now she tries to say the word first and gets incredibly excited when she's right. It's lovely seeing her so engaged with something educational.

I originally bought Talkaroo because I was looking for something my son could enjoy that wasn't another tablet or screen. I wasn't sure how interested he'd be, but he surprised me. He figured out how to put the cards in himself and now loves choosing which one comes next. We usually sit together and ask him what he thinks the picture is before he puts the card in. When he gets one right, the smile on his face is priceless. It's become such a nice little activity for us to do together.

We've turned Talkaroo into a little guessing game. I show her the card first, she tries to name it, then she puts it in to hear the word. She absolutely loves it.

My son usually loses interest in learning toys pretty quickly, but this one has surprised me. He keeps coming back to it and the animal cards are definitely his favourite.

I wanted something we could do together that was fun but still encouraged learning. Talkaroo has been great for that. My daughter especially loves the animals and food cards.

Talkaroo has become part of our little morning routine. We go through a few cards together after breakfast and my daughter is already starting to remember which words go with each picture.

My son figured out how to use his Talkaroo almost immediately. Now he sits there choosing the cards himself and tries to say the word before putting each one in. Such a fun little learning toy.

We've noticed our daughter attempting more words during everyday conversations since introducing more word games like this. She really enjoys sitting down with her Talkaroo and choosing the cards.

We bought this because I wanted something educational that didn't involve handing my daughter another screen. She absolutely loves choosing the different cards and gets so excited when she recognises one.

My little boy gets unbelievably proud when he recognises a card before Talkaroo says the word. He'll look straight at us with the biggest smile waiting for us to tell him he got it right. He's particularly interested in the animals at the moment, so those cards get used constantly. It's been a really fun addition to his playtime.

My toddler worked out how to use this much faster than I expected. After showing her a couple of times, she was putting the cards in by herself and choosing what she wanted to hear next. She'll often bring it over and sit beside me so we can play together. It's simple, interactive and has held her attention much longer than I expected.

We've had Talkaroo for a little while now and my 3-year-old is already familiar with so many of her favourite cards. She'll pull one out, look at us and try to say what it is before she puts it in. When she's right she gives herself a little clap 😂. Seeing her enjoying herself and wanting to keep going is what makes it worthwhile for me.

My son is right in the stage of wanting to copy everything we say, so this has been really fun. He listens carefully to the word and then tries to repeat it himself. Some of his favourite cards he now recognises immediately. He gets so proud when we ask him what something is and he knows the answer. It's become a regular part of our playtime.

One of my favourite things about Talkaroo is that it's something we can actually do together. Instead of just giving my daughter a toy and walking away, we'll sit down and turn the cards into little games. Sometimes I'll ask her to find an animal or a particular food and she'll search through the pile. It makes learning feel like normal playtime.

We wanted something small enough to take with us when visiting family because our son gets bored pretty quickly. Talkaroo has been really handy. It's easy for his little hands to hold and he can work through the cards himself. We've also started asking him to find certain pictures from the pile, which has turned it into another little game for us.

We have bought several educational toys over the last year and my daughter has lost interest in most of them pretty quickly. Talkaroo has been different because she gets to choose what happens next. She sorts through the cards, picks the ones she wants and puts them in herself. She has started remembering some of her favourites too, which makes her incredibly proud.

We've made Talkaroo part of our afternoon routine after daycare. My daughter chooses five or ten cards and we work through them together. At first she mostly listened, but now she tries to name the pictures herself before putting them in. I love watching her become more confident with the cards she recognises. Best of all, she thinks we're just having a game together.

What I like most about Talkaroo is that my daughter doesn't treat it like something she's being made to learn from. She genuinely thinks it's a game. She chooses a card, looks at the picture, has a guess and then puts it in. We clap when she gets one right and she thinks it's hilarious. It's become a simple but really enjoyable way for us to spend some focused time together.

This has turned out to be one of those toys that actually gets used instead of disappearing into the toy box after a few days. My little boy loves choosing which card comes next and showing us the picture before putting it in. He gets especially excited when it's one he already recognises. It's simple, fun and something we can easily do together for a few minutes throughout the day.

The animal cards were an instant winner with my daughter. At first she just enjoyed putting them into the Talkaroo, but after playing with it regularly she started trying to name the animals herself. Now she has a few favourites that she can spot immediately. It's been lovely watching the activity change from simply inserting cards to actually interacting with the pictures and words.

Such a great little addition to our toddler's playtime. He loves the independence of choosing and inserting the cards himself, but we also use it as something we can do together. We'll ask him what he thinks the picture is and give him a chance to answer before putting it in. It's simple enough to keep things fun while still encouraging him to interact with different pictures and words.

We bought this for our son's third birthday and it's probably been played with more than some of the bigger toys he received. He loves being able to control it himself and choose the cards he wants. After using it together for a while, he started remembering quite a few of the pictures and attempting the words before putting the cards in. Seeing him so excited to learn has been really lovely.

I wasn't looking for anything complicated, just a simple educational activity we could add to playtime. This has been perfect. My little girl quickly worked out how to use it and now has certain cards she searches for every time. She gets especially excited about the fruit and animals. We make a game out of guessing each picture first and then putting the card into Talkaroo to see if she's right.

Our toddler normally jumps from toy to toy and doesn't stay interested in anything for very long. Talkaroo has been one of the exceptions. He loves sorting through the cards, finding his favourites and putting them in himself. We hear 'again!' whenever we get to the end of the pile 😂. I also really like that it's something we can sit down and enjoy together rather than him just staring at a screen.

We've tried a few different educational toys and some have been played with once and then forgotten about. Talkaroo keeps coming back out of the toy box. My son loves choosing the cards himself and has started recognising several of them straight away. I particularly like that we can make it interactive by asking questions and talking about each picture rather than just letting the toy do everything.

I bought Talkaroo because I wanted another option for those times when my son asks for the iPad. It's been much more successful than I expected. Because he gets to physically choose and insert each card, it feels like a toy to him rather than something we're asking him to sit down and learn from. He especially loves anything with animals or vehicles and will happily go through those cards over and over.

My daughter has always loved books and pointing at pictures, so I thought Talkaroo might be something she'd enjoy. I was right! She'll sit beside me with a pile of cards and choose them one at a time. I ask her what she can see, she has a guess, and then she puts the card in. She's started recognising more of her favourites and gets so proud of herself when she knows them. It's become a really sweet little activity for the two of us.

My daughter is at that age where she's constantly pointing at things and asking what everything is, so Talkaroo came at the perfect time. She especially loves the animals and fruit cards. After going through them a few times, she started recognising some of the pictures before we even inserted the card. Now she tries to say the word first and gets incredibly excited when she's right. It's lovely seeing her so engaged with something educational.

I originally bought Talkaroo because I was looking for something my son could enjoy that wasn't another tablet or screen. I wasn't sure how interested he'd be, but he surprised me. He figured out how to put the cards in himself and now loves choosing which one comes next. We usually sit together and ask him what he thinks the picture is before he puts the card in. When he gets one right, the smile on his face is priceless. It's become such a nice little activity for us to do together.