We take the Vtech MobiGo 2 whenever we are in the car on long trips. This is the ultimate learning system for your children and allows them to have fun as well! Some developmental benefits of using the MobiGo 2 include letters, names, and phonics, math skills, problem solving, science concepts, reading development, cognitive development, visualization and memory, independent play, creative play, and motor skills. It also features a photo album, art studio, and coloring book in addition to the games/apps. Hayley loves playing around with this feature and I enjoy seeing her creations. She LOVES it! She wants to listen to her Beauty and the Beast e-reader story all day long!Īnother cool feature is the Photo Viewer where your child can view photos and apply fun effects on the pictures using the microphone and touch screen. As the e-reader tells the story, it highlights the words on the page and tells the word too! I believe she is picking up words from seeing the spelling and hearing them on the screen. Since Hayley is not reading, she could readily touch the screen to hear the words. Don’t worry though if your child is not into princesses like my obsessed daughter right now, as they have just about any e-book you can want for your children. When I was searching through the books I could buy, we came across so many wonderful Disney stories that Hayley was so excited about. While Hayley loved just about everything dealing with the MobiGo 2, her favorite feature was the e-reader. If your child is beginning to read, spell, and work on vocabulary, there are so many apps to help. Hayley loves anything dealing with numbers, letters, and matching, so we are grateful that Vtech has so many great apps that correspond to what Hayley likes right now. We downloaded a game that teaches just about numbers and counting which Hayley loved. Some of the features of the Vtech MobiGo 2 are the games and apps that teach basic learning skills. Hayley is too young for this now but I am sure in another year or two she will thoroughly enjoy this feature. It also has a keyboard where you can pull it out and allow your children to become familiar with the computer keys. Hayley is very used to playing with my phone’s touch screen, so she had no trouble figuring this out. I also love that you can use it as a touch screen by allowing your kids to tap, flick, spin, and drag their fingers to play the game. Or speak into it to give a command or trigger an action- pretty awesome if you ask me! Blow into the microphone to move objects or initiate other special effects. The sound activated games were also fun and include a built in microphone to make the play experience that much more special. The NEW microphone provides different methods of game play. I have never seen a learning system like this and it brought an additional level of fun to playing and learning. The NEW motion sensor provides total game control, allowing kids to create action movements within games and programs while playing. It is meant to shake the MobiGo 2.” I went over to confirm what they were saying and I was amazed. Just as I was saying this, both of them simultaneously said to me, “No, that is how the game is played. She was shaking the MobiGo 2 up and down, and I told her to stop because I thought she would break it. My husband bought her first motion game on the MobiGo 2 and I had no idea what she doing. Hayley loved the feature of the motion games because it allowed her to shake, tilt, pat, or turn the MobiGo 2 to play the game with all new motion-sensoring technology. It is similar to the original MobiGo, but it includes some awesome new features including motion and sound activated games, as well as new apps that you can buy for relatively inexpensive prices. If you are not familiar with the Vtech MobiGo 2, it is a touch learning system geared towards kids ages 3-8. I was so glad we received the Vtech MobiGo 2 and I now have a chance to tell my readers all about it!. With her being almost 4, I knew the time is now to start using these special handheld learning systems. When my mom suggested getting her the original MobiGo, I thought she was too young at the time and would not have much use out of it. We do have quite a few Vtech items but we have not tried any learning systems yet. Lucky for all of us, we found about the incredible Vtech MobiGo 2. This creates a problem as we only have one computer. She hogs my computer all day trying to play her games and see her videos. Hayley is just about four and one of her favorite ways to learn and have fun is by way of computers.
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