Battat Pop-Up Alphabet Board, Hide & Seek Learning Toy, English

Does what they describe in advert

Brilliant product, my son likes to throw all his toys, so far he has enjoyed playing with this, not broke or been able to chew it. It is strong the flaps are really good for little fingers to press on.

Grear product that can really take a beating by a toddler. Although not meant for 1 year olds mine has mastered how to operate the flaps. Great for practising fine motor skills.

I brought this for my sons 5th birthday he is autistic and loves numbers and letters so this seemed good. It’s simple but clever and good value for money

It's really easy to use for little hands and you can make up loads of games to teach young children the alphabet

I wanted to start my 2 year old grandson learning his alphabet and colours, shapes etc, he enjoys playing with this and asks me what each one is, over time hoping he will be able to tell me where each one is under each letter is a picture ie a for Apple. Perfect play and learn

This really is not that great a toy. Some of the letter representations are age inappropriate and old fashioned. Q for Queen: my daughter looks at the picture and just sees a girl. Y for yo-yo?!! Erm is this 1989?! What kids play with yo-yos nowadays? It’s plastic and all the keys fall open easily so it’s pretty flimsy. Doesn’t seem to be aiding learning at all

So pleased to find this for my granddaughter, she loves it. Possibly not quite the same quality as the original 1980s version but will last well. Its been dropped and stood on many times but still looks new. Couple of buttons stick slightly but doesn't cause her any problems .

très bien mon fils adoré

Good value but as others have noted if the keys are pressured too hard (and of course kids will do this) some flaps lock up in the open position and require a bit of fiddling to release.

Love it

Pros: No losing pieces. Everything is always there. There’s a bit of a motor skills element with pushing the buttons. The pop up pictures are interesting and engaging for my child. I can tell he is adding to his learning with this toy. Light weight and portable. Can easily take it in the car or most places you desire. Durability has been good. My kids break things and it’s still in one piece. Only con: it took my child a while to figure out how to push the buttons. But that was a developmental issue and nothing to do with the toy. Totally recommend, especially for the reason that you won’t be losing the pieces or ever looking for them.

Honestly? I love this company. The toys remind me of the ones I grew up with; sturdy, engaging, educational, durable, quality, and fun. I saw this and knew I had to get it, and sure enough the buttons work well, it feels solid, and there is just so much promise of interaction and fun. I'm hooked on this company's toys. Please don't change.