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Audible Flashcard Device for Kids - 224 Words
Audible Flashcard Device for Kids - 224 Words
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Audible Flashcard Device for Early Vocabulary Practice

This audible flashcard set pairs 112 double-sided cards (224 words total) with a handheld device that reads each word aloud, giving kids a simple way to practice vocabulary through repetition and play.
How It Works
Insert a card, and the device speaks the word aloud. Kids can flip through cards independently or with a caregiver, matching pictures to words and repeating what they hear. The repetitive, self-directed format is a common approach in early vocabulary practice — many parents use it alongside reading and conversation as one more way to reinforce new words.
Product Features
- 112 double-sided cards covering everyday vocabulary — animals, food, family, and more
- Lightweight, durable, and portable — easy to bring along
- Simple, independent play that keeps kids engaged
- Supports color recognition, fine motor skills, and attention span through repeated use

A Note on Expectations
This is a vocabulary practice tool, not a speech therapy device, and results vary by child. If you have concerns about your child's speech or language development, we'd recommend talking with your pediatrician or a licensed speech-language pathologist — they can offer guidance tailored to your child.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the audible flashcard device work?
Insert a card into the device and it reads the word aloud. Kids can use it independently or with a caregiver to practice matching pictures, words, and sounds.
How many cards and words are included?
112 double-sided cards, covering 224 words across categories like animals, food, and everyday objects.
What age is this recommended for?
This is designed for toddlers and preschool-age children who are building early vocabulary.
Is this a speech therapy tool?
No — this is a vocabulary practice toy, not a clinical or therapeutic device. If you have concerns about your child's speech development, please consult a pediatrician or speech-language pathologist.
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