Alphabet Flash Cards for Toddlers | Award-Winning | 52 ABC Flashcards for Baby & Kids|ABC Cards Kindergarten | Large Upper and Lower Case | Large A-Z Learning Letter Animal Flashcard for Ages 1,2,3&4

Purchased for my 18 month old grandson. My daughter in law was looking for a way to incorporate a little ‘school moment’ in his daily schedule. They are a hit! The cards are sturdy and easy to use. A good size for little hands to hold, clear and colorful pictures.We expect the cards will get a lot of handling and will start to show wear and tear! And that’s okay— all good tools start to show a little wear and tear when they are loved and used. He’s learning a new skill and having fun doing it

My almost 3 year old loves flash cards, but the they bent. These are a great material and size. We can practice one letter at a time or do a bunch!

Nice thick and well made flash cards. Colors are fun and bright.

Clear easy to read fonts. Vibrant colors. Sturdy material that withstands toddler handling. Highly recommend.

My toddlers love their cards!

Colours are bright and engaging for young children. Lower and upper case are on separate cards, but together on the back so it does allow children to link the two. Letters are ALMOST perfect phonic representations, but of all the sets I've looked at this is the best I've found - perfect phonics are often dull colors or poor quality materials. There's only one or two that are questionable.Strong, thick cardstock, great size.

These cards are sturdy and large - easy to read and will last. We use these with our 5 year old at dinner or bedtime to quiz on letters once we realized she only knew them in order. We have a fun game where we place all the “baby letters” down on the ground and she has to go put the “mama letters” with their babies. It has really helped her visualize the upper and lowercase alphabet and it has me feeling like I am doing something right. Lol

The cards are bright, colorful, and sturdy but I’m disappointed in some of the animals used to represent the lowercase letters g and u. There is a giraffe on the g card and a unicorn on the u card. Giraffe may start with a g but it make a j sound. I understand they will learn the soft g sound later on but this is not appropriate when introducing the g sound. The u in unicorn makes a long u sound, not a short u sound. Again, this is not appropriate when teaching kids the alphabet and the sound the letter make for the first time. I wouldn’t have bought the set if I knew that the cards were set up like this.