Jenilily Soft Alphabet Cards Baby Learning Toys, 26 Letters Animals Cloth Alphabet Flash Cards for 1 Year Old Infants & Toddlers with Storage Drawstring Bag

Update November '24:Still a firm favourite, very helpful with my little ones learning. We do lose them under the sofa a lot though 🤦‍♀️No issues, no damage. Our card flashcards are pretty much mangled and half missing but these have stood the test of time; they've been chewed, scrunched, pulled, thrown and even sucked up the hoover a couple of times and remain immaculate.Update may '24: These are still going strong and a firm favourite! The netting on top is still perfectly intact despite me expecting a quick break, nothing at all is broken or damaged.Original review: I initially searched for cardboard flash cards for my baby to look at (4 months old). These popped up on suggested and seemed like a great idea.I wanted something that he could enjoy the look of for now and then learn from when old enough.I was a bit dubious with them being cheap and to be honest I was expecting to be disappointed.I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. My lo loves them. He is in the grabby stage so just being able to pull the squares out of the bag is fun enough!The bag itself is soft with a drawstring net top and two handles which makes it great to take out and about if you want to. Admittedly though I'm not sure how sturdy the netting is and I'm thinking if anything breaks its likely to be that.The letter squares have the letter one one side in upper and lower case, and images on the other side of animals and/or objects beginning with that letter as well as the words.The contrasting colours are fun and really interesting for babies. The best thing is that because they aren't the traditional cardboard ones, my lo can try and eat them until his little heart is content 🤣.I've wiped them with a damp cloth and been fine but unsure how they would hold up being soaked or having chemicals used on them.All in all we LOVE these and so far would absolutely recommend them.

My 4 year old autistic daughter loves alphabet games and I bought her some paper flashcards but she kept ripping them, despite them being described as “tear resistant”. I bought these soft ones and she absolutely loves them and they look well made and durable too. She played with them for two whole hours when I first gave them to her and she will still spend hours every day playing with them. It’s great that the letters are big and colourful and the back has different things beginning with that letter. I’m sure they would be great for a toddler as well.

My son loves these, they are thick, soft and brilliant quality. Very colourful and well worth the money he plays with them for hours

My little one who is learning to speak loves playing with them, just wish the pictures match more with the letters

Such a fabulous product for learning and playing with my 8 month old, I wanted something soft rather than the hard alphabet cards so these are perfect. My baby can pick them up easily then I show him it and read it to him. He loves the bright colours and pictures

I wanted some flash cards for my baby to help her with learning to talk hut she is an absolute menace for chewing anything paper/card that she can (all of her books are missing the spines) so I got these ones for her first birthdayThey are nice and soft, the pictures are cute, and she can't eat them.

The product is good and helps in day to activity of child. It has 3 images and words for a letter which is good. Some words surprised me is G for Ghost

Love using these in the bath with my little one. Teaching him sounds whilst playing in the bath. They are very durable and a great learning option. Presented lovely in the bag to.Only complaint, which is a big one for me but might not be for others. Certain letters have strange images, like a ghost for G, (just a scary option for age range) or an ape for A. (My son gets confused because it's a monkey) and a Unicorn for U. I find it's hard to explain the sound changes to a 1-2yr old without making itboring or confusing.