Lift & Talk First Words Set (10 Interactive Flap Books)
Lift & Talk First Words Set (10 Interactive Flap Books)
Built to get toddlers pointing, naming and talking
10 books, 10 topics: animals, colors, numbers, shapes and more
Lift, slide and pull pages that beat screen time
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Lift & Talk First Words Set (10 Interactive Flap Books)
Why Your Toddler Knows Words But Won't Say Them
You talk to them all day. You point at everything. And still, it's mostly babbling, while every other kid at the park seems to be saying 20 words.
Toddlers don't learn words by hearing them. They learn by doing them. A flat page is a word they hear once. A flap they peel is a word they live. Without the action, the word doesn't stick.
Every page in Lift & Talk pairs a word with a move: peel the banana, kick the ball, open the barn. They do it, you say it, and before long they start saying it back. Just 5–10 minutes a day.
Results of Lift & Talk First Words Set
94%
said their toddler started naming new words within weeks
92%
said their toddler picked the books over a screen
97%
said it's the first reading routine they actually stuck with
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What is it?
What is it?
A 10-book set of interactive lift-the-flap board books. The topics are animals, ocean, numbers, colors, jobs, opposites, vehicles, shapes, farm and fruit. Every flap ties a word to an action so toddlers learn by doing.
How do I use it?
How do I use it?
Sit with them for 5–10 minutes a day. Say the action ("Peel the banana!"), let them lift or pull, then point and name it together. Give them a chance to say it back.
When will I see results?
When will I see results?
Many parents notice more pointing, babbling and naming within the first few weeks of daily reading. Consistency matters most, and every toddler moves at their own pace.
Who is it for?
Who is it for?
Babies and toddlers 1+, all the way up to little ones starting to read. The pages are thick board with rounded corners. Adult supervision is recommended.