This almost insatiable hunger for learning in children, expressed in their natural propensity to play, should not be wasted on toyd without much relevance to their educational development. While it is true, as some child experts would assert, that any play will serve its purpose in developing the child's brain and total development, it is equally unassailable that maximizing this natural learning process, is not a bad idea. Your kid can learn while having fun, playing with her new educational toy. The LeapPad Learning System is a set of books that seem to come to life with music, silly sounds, various games and voices, while your child is reading. This way, your child gets to catch up with the intonations of specific words and the way they are pronounced. Sometimes we may over-estimate them and treat them like bigger children. But no matter what many may think, you should still buy a toy that fits in the age range of a toddler. If you buy a toy that isn't, there is a large possibility that the child wont like it. Also, try not to buy toys with detachable parts because the child might swallow it. Another is that its preprogrammed educational games wont only be played by your kids in the toy's small screen, it can also be enjoyed in the big screened television just by plugging it to the t.v. This unique toy combines manual learning and television learning- a breach in educational games. The production of LeapFrog doesn't end there. Meanwhile, Jakks Pacific's Child Guidance line carries toys that teach music fundamentals through an interactive device. And these are just some of the toys that are out in the market today. With the growing demand for educational toys nowadays, it won't be surprise when parents and children will be preferring these products more and more. Preschoolers and Kindergarteners can enjoy and learn from toys like the Leapster L-Max Learning Game System (which can be plugged into a television), the Super Saver Teaching Bank, the Math Desk, and the LeapPad Alphabet Bus, just to name a few. Gradeschoolers aren't left out either. Some of the more popular LeapPad games for gradeschoolers are the Turbo Extreme Handheld, the Twist & Shout Multiplication, the FLY PenTop Computer, the LeapPad Plus Writing Learning System, and Mind Mania Spelling.