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The sixwipe Interactive Alphabet Wall Chart is a double-sided talking poster for toddlers. The front covers A-Z and 1-10; the back teaches body parts and clothing words. Kids press letters and numbers to hear sounds, play songs and answer quiz prompts, with no screen involved. It ships with 26 alphabet cards and 10 number cards to stick on a fridge or wall. It suits parents who want a low-cost, screen-free preschool tool, but it is a simple sound poster rather than a full learning tablet, and the pink styling and single-speaker audio put it behind sturdier talking-book rivals for some families.
In stockSold by sixwipeReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Buyers of similar interactive alphabet posters describe them as engaging for toddlers and useful for letter and number practice. Common complaints center on muffled sound, flimsy cards and limited quiz variety.
This is a double-sided interactive alphabet wall chart for young children. The front shows the letters A-Z and the numbers 1-10. The back teaches body parts and everyday clothing items.
Children press the chart and it talks and plays music. It teaches letters, numbers and word association, and it includes interactive quizzes and kids' songs. It has no screen. An auto shut-off helps save battery.
It can hang on a wall or lie flat on a table. It comes with 26 alphabet cards and 10 number cards that can be stuck where a child can see them, such as on a fridge, a bedside or a play mat. The materials are BPA-free and skin-friendly, and the design is pink.
