We bought this for our four year old because he enjoys picture books and learning new words. He was immediately interested in the dinosaur shape, and we've been going through little groups of cards together most afternoons. The sound effects make him laugh and the recording feature has become a favourite with his big sister too. We do have to keep the cards organized, but overall it's been a fun addition to our usual learning games.

Plenty of toys can say words, but hearing their own voices played back is what really interests my children.

Words, sounds, picture cards, a voice recorder and stickers. Quite a lot packed into one learning set.

She was so excited to show me how the dinosaur works. I think I heard the same animal sound about twenty times during our visit 😂

My niece is always asking what things are called. The colourful pictures and talking reader seem like a lovely combination for her.

My son insists on correcting me whenever I pretend to guess a picture incorrectly. He's very proud of knowing the answers.

We usually pick a few cards after breakfast before getting ready for preschool. Nothing formal, just a little activity that my daughter looks forward to.

She gets to decide which pictures we explore each time. Sometimes it's colours, sometimes food and sometimes only animals.

My dad usually takes the grandchildren outside to play, but on a cold day they sat together learning words with the dinosaur. Lovely to see.

She carries the dinosaur reader around like it's her little friend.

We have plenty of long indoor afternoons when it's too cold to spend much time outside. The talking cards have been a fun addition to our activity cupboard.

We still spend plenty of time talking, reading and playing together. This just gives us another fun little activity to share.

I like that it includes everyday objects rather than focusing on just one subject.

Tap a card, hear a word, repeat it if you want. Really straightforward.

She spent most of yesterday pretending to interview the dinosaur. Apparently it has some very interesting opinions 😂

He has a basket of activities beside the couch and keeps choosing the little dinosaur.

My kids both love the sound effects, which means they sometimes want to hear the same noise repeatedly. I usually suggest a different card after a while.

We had learning cards scattered across the living room after the first afternoon. Now they have their own little container.

It's a cute alternative to another stuffed toy or puzzle.

My boy goes straight for them every time.

She keeps saying her little brother's name and then playing it back for him. He thinks she's hilarious.

I like sitting beside my granddaughter and talking about the pictures. The dinosaur gives us something fun to interact with along the way.

Rather than putting all 84 out, we choose a small group for the week. Keeps the table from becoming a complete mess.

My son finds it hilarious that a dinosaur is teaching him words.

My mother sits with our daughter and asks her to guess each picture. They get so excited when she recognizes something new.

My son usually wants to race around the living room. Sometimes he'll settle down with a few cards and listen to the sounds instead.

Bought this for my nephew's fourth birthday. He opened it and immediately wanted to know how to make the dinosaur talk.

My daughter initially wanted to tap everything as quickly as possible. Once we slowed down and listened to the words, it became a much nicer activity.

The kids were getting restless after being stuck inside all morning. We sat down with the dinosaur and made a little guessing game out of the cards.

My four year old has lined up all his stuffed animals and is apparently giving them a vocabulary lesson. The teddy isn't doing very well.

We use it alongside picture books and our usual reading time. Nice to have something different in the mix.

Bright pictures and a really cute design.

My daughter enjoys it much more when someone sits with her and talks about the pictures.