Hungry Brain Body Parts Kids Flash Cards | Early Learning Picture Cards | Montessori Educational Toy | Age 3 Month to 6 Years

Best flashcard and affordable in the market

This flash cards are appropriate in size considering the price and are of good quality. I wish that it could have been more thicker since kids can wear it off easily but still it's a good one and definitely helpful in initiating learning for my kid. I am satisfied with the product.

It's good ...big n pictures r way perfect...but the cards r lil thin so that's the one drawback but can buy these ...kids love

This product hs increased my babies overall interest in sitting down and learning. He just loves playing with the flash cards.

Excellent flash cards. IT is of right size, not too big or small. The pictures are pretty good and covers the nature theme. The number of cards is also just right not too overwhelming for baby and me.

Worst quality product I am very disappointed with the quality. The material used is incredibly thin and easily tearable, which makes them impractical for regular use.

Cards should have been sturdy so can be given to children. As children loves to take the cards and view them by self. Easily gets folded and develops creases. Pictures of animals are real and nice.

My son loved this

Pictures are very realistic eas for my toddler to understand

I took pictures of all of the cards but only the front of the cards. I can't get a good shot of the back and refuse to take pictures one by one. The back feels like paper. The card feels sturdy. The ocean one was opened the bock smelled as if someone didn't take a shower. I think its just something that happens to some times in shipping. I use to work at Ross and the clothing would be dirty and bad smelling just like this box. The cards come wrapped in plastic but the ocean one is the only one I received not wrapped in plastic.

Children really respond to these cards. They are really good for speech therapy.

Great easy to see pictures and easy to read words. The only problem I see (maybe because I’m “American”) is that for “X”, the image is of a Christmas Tree, and the wording is “X-mas tree”. I think having a more universally accepted “X” word could have been “X-Ray” or “Xylophone”. Could be a cultural difference with the choice of English words. Personally, I will be changing this “X” card to show a picture of an x-ray.

Love these! Within a week, my one year old was pointing to ears, nose, hair, teeth and hands!