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I use these for my son who is 2. He loves them... he signs the letter then he signs all the pictures on each of the flashcards. This are great way to introduce new signs (which you can only do if you know sign language or look up the signs) These are amazing, just wish they were a little cheaper.

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we've been teaching our son sign language since he was a baby and even though he can speak now, we still try to teach him the letters and numbers and some words.

these cards are amazing. they are thick, durable, easy to read and seeing my son's little hands try to mimic the letter signs, well, it is just adorable. it is not his first time with letter signs, but, it helps me get them right, which enforces the correct form for each one.

the back of the card has the letter written in cap and lower case with an object or animal that starts with that letter. some of them objects are kind of weird (like, where we would call an airplane, well, and airplane, they call it a "jet" for the letter j. that confuses him). but, most of them are logical for us and easy for him to say and use.

i would recommend them to anyone!

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we got this set a couple years ago and it's just getting a lot of use now. between two babies, both who chew ans drool all over the cards, the cards hold up well.

the babies enjoy them. they are good for holding. thry make fun squeaky noises.

i'm ok with the more adult words on them. it gets me thinking for other words for each card.

we like them. the babies are fascinated by them.

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I am very disappointed with these flash cards because so many of the items pictured to represent the letters are things that kids or even adults for some of them would not know without reading the label. For instance, the "J" card shows pictures of "Jupiter" (Saturn and Neptune are also featured on their letter cards!), a "June beetle" and a "jewel." I realize these cards are not meant to have your child sit by themselves and learn, but it seems like the whole point of putting pictures with the letters is to help kids recognize the items, and associate the sound it starts with.