Getting Ready for School With VTech’s Explore & Write Activity Desk

I received products in exchange for sharing my honest opinion.

While school is starting this month for some, there are still toddlers and preschoolers who want to learn but not old enough for school yet. I remember when my boys were younger I had a little desk area set up for them with all sorts of educational toys and sets. I wanted them to be excited about learning and going to school. I found it hard to keep them engaged though and they would get restless.

Eventually I discovered electronic educational toys that were just what they needed to stay engaged. My boys were never the workbook or puzzle kinda kids, they needed interaction.

VTech became one of our favorite brands and we had probably every toy they had out at the time. What I love about VTech is how they constantly come out with new products and ways to spark learning in kids.

A new product out from VTech is the Explore & Write Activity Desk. It is for ages 2 to 5 and perfect for kids to do some learning at home especially if they have older siblings going to school.

Explore & Write Activity Desk

Features:

Light-up writing pad lets kids practice writing by tracing letters, numbers and shapes with a stylus
The desk transforms into an easel and chalkboard with plenty of storage space for art supplies
Expansion packs (each sold separately) that each focus on a specific curriculum like nursery rhymes, reading skills, animals and numbers are available
Kids can also play with the touchscreen toy phone or listen to more than 20 melodies on the music player
Stool included to sit on

Seriously this desk is amazing and perfect for little learners and is ready to go once you add four batteries. I am so excited for my niece to try out this desk as she just turned two and is so curious right now. This desk would make a great gift for any child, just don’t forget to add the batteries so it can be used right away! I love too that there are expansion sets you can buy to focus on areas your child is curious about, however, there is so much to do that the expansion sets won’t be needed right away.