VTech V-Smile Baby Bailey Bear

V.SMILE you made Jordon SMILE

Advantages: Learning, Educational and lots of fun
Disadvantages: None with the system

I purchased the V.SMILE for my son Jordon for Christmas which I paid £54.99 which included Winnie the Pooh?s Honey hunt game. As some of you know Jordon is disabled with special needs and has developmental delays 'very behind in learning' who is also deaf so can not hear the music and sounds. He seemed to enjoy playing with this, and it has made him smile, it will take him longer to finish games and levels but if this system does what it says it does then I?m sure Jordon will have as good a chance as any other child to learn through play. **PRODUCT** The V.SMILE TV learning system is made by vtech. It?s aimed at children aged between 3 and 7 years old. The V.SMILE is Orange and Purple in colour, the unit it?s self is Orange, with a storage compartment for your learning games in which the lift up flap is Purple but also see ...

Jordon 08.01.2005 (14.02.2005) · Read full review
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Review of VTech V-Smile

Vtech V Smile Pocket educates and stimulates

Advantages: Turns game time into brain time!
Disadvantages: Need to separately purchase the Pocket Travel Bag to protect the LCD screen.

or left-handed use, slide up the switch on the back of the V Pocket Smile and roll the big buttons (mid section on either side of the V Smile Pocket) into your required hand usage. The buttons will change into the opposite colour of whatever it was previously to reflect the change. If you need to change back to the hand usage you had earlier, perform the same manoeuvre over again. Vtech recommend you purchase their branded Vtech 9V 300mA AC/DC adaptor. Although I feel this is a ploy to spend more money on their brand. I had my own 9V 300mA AC/DC adaptor and it worked just fine. In terms of batteries, it requires 4 AA batteries. I bought rechargeable ones as I find they last longer in the long-run. - EDUCATIONAL VALUE - ? Assists with WORD BUILDING by increasing a childs vocabulary through age-appropriate words. ? Develops a childs ...

semitysam1978 14.09.2009 · Read full review
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Review of VTech Pocket VSmile

v-tech v-smile

Advantages: Educational but fun
Disadvantages: battery powered unless you can find the right power pack

I brought this product for my son when he was 2 has you may guess it sat in a cupboard till he was 3. When I brought it I did not realise it was battery powered and I found it drained the battery very quickly it was turning into a very expensive toy, but then I found out you could buy the adapter but I could not find one anywhere so what I did was buy a multi adapter charger from Argos which was cheaper than the original charger for the v- smile the game that came with the computer was pooh bear, this game was very good it was easy to control and it teaches the child the alphabet, colours, counting, vocabulary, phonics, shapes and numbers so it covers a wide range. The game was very colourful but I found my son would lose interest about 10 minuets into the game. The games I have brought for the v-smile is Dora's fixit adventure, the lion ...

jodieamarshall 23.01.2007 · Read full review
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