Press and learn! Your little one will have fun playing and learning with the Tiny Tech Tablet by VTech. Fun and Educational DesignThe VTech Tiny Tech Tablet is crafted for little explorers aged 9 to 36 months. Its bright and colourful design captures young minds and sparks curiosity.Interactive Buttons and LearningWith 12 vibrant light-up app buttons, children can discover engaging phrases, sounds, and music related to maps, weather, exercise, and more. Each button is designed to make learning fun and interactive.Everyday ExplorationKids can pretend to check messages, set alarms, and even take pictures with the built-in camera feature. This helps them learn about daily routines and tasks in a playful way.Animal FriendsThe cute lion and elephant buttons add an extra layer of excitement by making adorable animal sounds, keeping kids entertained while they learn.Developmental BenefitsEasy-to-use directional controls light up when pressed, helping to develop fine motor skills. Plus, the bilingual mode introduces basic French, enhancing language development.Learning Adventures AwaitDesigned to foster exploration and coordination, this tablet transforms learning into a delightful adventure for your little one. Accessory List: Tiny Tech Tablet, Quick Start Guide Depth: 20 MM Height: 194 MM Width: 154 MM Age Range: 9 months+ Warning Message: Warning: Adult supervision at all times Featuring 12 coloured light-up app buttons that introduce fun phrases, music & sounds about maps, music, entertainment, exercise, mail & the weather! Message, alarm, camera and calendar buttons emulate daily tasks in a fun way, while the lion and elephant buttons introduce animal friends. Baby can control all this using the simple left, right & up, down controls that light up as they are pressed. Slide the switch to hear all the fun phrases again in French for a fun bilingual experience! Suitable for 9-36 months. Developmental Benefits: Language Development, Discovery & Exploration, Motor Skills, French. Warning: This toy produces flashes that may trigger epilepsy in sensitised individuals.
