LEARNING BUGS Phonics Songs Book, 26 Letter Sound Songs, Preschool & Kindergarten Learn to Read for 3 Year olds, Perfect Toy and Gift for Toddlers Ages 2+

This book is great for my 3 year old to practice her sounds! It's so cute to hear her in her room sounding out the letters. It's awesome that every letter has a song to listen to. Great value.

Great book! My son is autistic and loves this book. He loves singing along and being able to interact with it.The book is sturdy enough that he can be a toddler with it and not break it.

This is a nice book for our kiddo to learn her letters. She enjoys the alphabet and playing games to better learn it. This book provides great visuals to reinforce spelling. As far as letter sounds, the buttons are easy enough for our toddler to press. The volume, however, is an issue. The sound is much too loud and we’re finding ourselves trying to stifle it.

I got this for my one-year-old. He loves to press the buttons and listen to the sounds, but honestly, my 3 and 5-year-olds get more use out of it. They love it and I think it's been helping them learn their sounds. It is a bit loud, and there is no way to control the volume. But if the book is laying flat on something, it's not too bad. I think it would make a nice gift for a young child.

I was shocked to find that each letter comes with its own song and sounding out of the letter - super impressive. It was easy for my 16 month old daughter to figure out how to use. I think it will be a useful tool as she learns - would definitely recommend. Also, the volume of the music is not too loud, a very important detail.

Really love this Learning Bugs Phonics Songs book! This company has two alphabet sound books available and I prefer this one because I’ve come to understand that teaching toddlers the phonetic sound of letters first gives them the foundations for reading much earlier. This book has just about everything you’d want for a child learning their letters from phonetic pronunciation, graphic representation of the sound to illustrations of how you form your mouth to say each letter. There is already a high level of tech in this book to have multiple buttons on each page but I’d say a deluxe version of this would be to add a button of the traditional sounds of each letter as well. Not sure if presenting both pronunciations would be too confusing for a child but considering parents who buy this one are also likely to have other books and toys teaching the long vowel sounds, having everything in one book would be fantastic.

First, I love the look of the book. It's nice to look at and had nice graphics. My child really wanted to listen to all the sounds but the sound box was a little loud and he covered his ears a few times. The con for me was that certain sounds were not clear. The A sound was not articulated well and sounded like a seal barking or like a horn honking. The letter S also wasn't clear and could be confused for an SH sound. I really want to love the book but if I wasn't singing the sounds my child would be confused on a few of the letters.

Our daughters love books and this one has quickly become their current favourite. They love the sounds and the pictures are visually stimulating.