LeapFrog Fix the Mix!
- Twist, roll, push, squeeze and spin to place five audio segments in the right order!
- Three levels allow children to progress at their own pace.
- Features 1- or 2-player mode so children can play alone or challenge their friends.
- Explores the alphabet, numbers, days of the week, daily routines and science facts.
- Helps develop sequencing and memory skills.
Product Description
Twist, roll, push, squeeze and spin the five “Fix-its” to place sections of the alphabet, numbers, days of the week, daily routines, and early science in the right order. Game includes three levels of play so children learn at their own pace and allows for up to two children to play at the same time. Requires 2 “AA” batteries, included.
LeapFrog Fix the Mix!
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Kids love it and it provides hours of fun. If you are looking for an educational toy this meets the need. The colors and feautues are eye grabbing
Rating: 5 / 5
LeapFrog Fix the Mix!
This was purchased for a two year old granddaughter who is very precocious and loves learning toys. It is very durable and can withstand the punishments given out by little hands!
Rating: 5 / 5
LeapFrog Fix the Mix!
I bought this toy for my 4 year old grandson’s birthday. He is able to do the activities “solo” with no difficulty. My daughter tells me that she has to take it away form him when it’s time for bed… he loves playing it so much. That’s good enough for me!!
Rating: 5 / 5
LeapFrog Fix the Mix!
Purchased for a 5 year old to give them practice with sequencing and building listening skills. Child loves playing with it, their 7 year old sibling also can’t leave it alone. They have fun playing in two player mode when the 5 year old will share. I find it durable. It fell off the kitchen counter and has been dropped by our toddler (who also wants to play with it) and still works great.
Rating: 4 / 5
LeapFrog Fix the Mix!
My two year old can read and skip count. It can be tough to find toys like this that will stand up to a toddler’s abuse but go beyond phonics and counting to ten. This toy fits the bill. He knows much of the information it presents, but not all of it, and with the memory and sequencing skills involved, it’s fun and challenging anyway. Plus, operating the “fix-its” probably helps develop fine motor skills.
I think any toddler might enjoy this toy. (Even if a toddler tries it out and isn’t ready for it just yet, he’ll grow into it.) I allow very few electronic toys in the house and recommend even fewer. This one makes the cut.
Rating: 5 / 5
LeapFrog Fix the Mix!