YOTO Phonics: Letters & Sounds: Phase 1 – Kids 7 Audio Cards for Use with Player & Mini All-in-1 Audio Device, Educational Screen-Free Listening with Fun Interactive Learning Activities, Ages 3+

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The yoto cards in ge real are excellent in that they are a beginners audio book for children and allow the listener to use their imagination instead of watching videos. This is a great teaching tool that is also fun.

I bought these to give my three year old something to work on while I’m homeschooling my older son. I do want to be the one to teach him and I am pretty “anti” when it comes to technology. But these are simple and effective. My son is not glued to a screen. I can adjust the volume on the Yoto so he’s not distracting, but I can hear what he’s working on. These cards are kind of like a game. And if your child isn’t used to tablets or tech, he will think this is amazing because it’s all he’s ever had! These were part of a gift for my kiddo and he was very excited to have cards that were all his! I would recommend these and do like them for school/educational purposes.

I bought these for my granddaughter who loves her Yoto. We love to get on the app and read books or seeing or talk to her and her parents can upload to these cards. Great item!

My 4 year old had enjoyed learning with yoto cards. This one has been great for phonics. She has improved her phonics skills by using these cards

I think it’s definitely worth the money considering you’re getting 7 cards. The content itself I feel could be for younger kids (2-4). I did think it would focus more on letter phonics but it’s very generalized phonics (instruments, animal noises, body sounds.. etch. My only concern is that the audios are mostly short and require for you to be constantly clicking to next track quite frequently. I’m caught changing it for my son most of the time since he’s younger. Most of the cards consist of short sounds or activities. Overall it’s excellent content if you want to start introducing phonics to your little one!

My daughter struggled with the ability to click her tongue, and this is something we've been working with a speech therapist on this skill. Within a few days of her listening to the card and working on it by herself she clicked her tongue for the first time!

Fun card to do with preschooler

The idea is great, but it doesn’t play continuously, so it frustrates my son .