Poke-A-Dot Alphabet Learning Cards
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Ages: 12 mos+
Poke the irresistible buttons to hear satisfying "clicks" and "pops" as you learn the alphabet!
- NOW I KNOW MY ABC'S: Learn letters A-Z! Each card includes an uppercase and lowercase letter along with first words.
- INTERACTIVE: Sturdy learning cards offer a sensory experience with buttons to press and "pop."
- COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT: Educational Poke-A-Dot cards encourage language development and fine motor skills.
- DIFFERENT SOUNDS: Little ones will love discovering how the buttons make different clicking and popping sounds depending on how they're poked.
- GREAT AS A GIFT: Makes a great gift for babies and toddlers, ages 1 to 3, for hands-on, screen-free play.
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