One of the perks to having my own website is that companies reach out to me and offer new products to try out! I get emails every day of companies wanting to send me things, but, only accept them if it’s something we will use in the Loehner household and/or something I believe may interest you {that’s why I ask all the time – what deals you are looking for, what you need to save on, what you plan to buy for presents, etc. and it’s great to let me know!}. Well, we L.O.V.E. Leapfrog in the Loehner house and assume you do too so here’s a few great learning instruments you may wanna put under the tree this year 
First up is the LeapFrog Rockin’ Guitar – Mini Me doesn’t put this thing down! Being that she is 4 1/2 she’s really gotten into dancing and music. A few weeks before we received the LeapFrog Rockin’ Guitar, she actually asked me if I would buy her a real guitar for Christmas. This is the next big thing as she turned into a Rock Star as soon as we took it out of the box! The LeapFrog Rockin’ Guitar is recommended for children ages 3 and older and retails for $24.99.
LeaFrog Rockin’ Guitar
Little touches. Big learning.™
• Amp up the learning fun and create and perform music while building motor skills and confidence!
• Includes guitar, percussion and special effect sounds—even applause.
• Ten different learning songs let little musicians layer in sounds and create their own unique music.
• The Touch Magic Rockin’ Guitar is appropriate for children ages 3+ years.
• Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog® Learning Path for customized learning insights and ideas to expand the learning.
Next, we also received the LeapFrog Touch Magic Learning Bus – while Mini Me played with it, it didn’t really excite her! She already knows her ABC’s, can recognize her letters and even learning how to write them now. So she did play with it with Sissy and is beginning to teach Sissy her ABC’s! The LeapFrog Touch Magic Learning Bus is recommended for children 2+ and retails for $24.99.
LeapFrog Touch Magic Learning Bus
- Letter names and sounds
- To read independently, children must understand the relationship between the sounds in spoken words and the letters that represent those sounds.
- Early vocabulary
- Children expand their listening vocabulary by matching pictures to words.
- Music
- Making and listening to music can increase a child’s creativity as well as support language, math, and physical development.
- Animals
- Even very young children can begin to categorize animals by species, imitate their sounds and learn interesting facts about them.
Both of these LeapFrog products can be purchased at your local retailers including Target!
[...] We actually reviewed a few of the TouchMagic products earlier this year and you can read them here. Anyhow, here’s a few deals you can pick up for the lil ones in your life. These ship FREE [...]