LeapFrog Zippity Review & Giveaway

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I love LeapFrog products and had the opportunity to review yet another great product!  We received the Zippity Learning System, which is an interactive game you hook up to your television.  If you are looking for a gift your kids will enjoy and will be educational at the same time, the Zippity Learning System is a great choice!  It’s easy to set up and your kids will have a blast (and learn at the same time)!

The Zippity Learning System is a new high-energy learning system that gets preschoolers dancing, jumping, playing, and learning with Disney characters they love.  It introduces preschool curriculum through full-body play and learning.  Your child will use the interactive bopper and mat, where he or she can stomp, swing, bop and march, driving the learning with their arms and legs.  The system comes with eight built-in games featuring the popular Playhouse Disney characters from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, My Friends Tigger & Pooh,Little Einsteins and Handy Manny.  All eight built-in learning activities will bring the characters to life on your television through high-quality animations.  The system also features two levels of play for hours of active learnin fun.  A built-in Learning Path will let you (the parent) see the skills your child is exploring as he or she plays and you can create a personal LeapFrog Learning Path online for more in-depth insights and learning ideas.  The Zippity Learning System is available for purchase at toy stores and online for $79.99.

With the new release of “The Princess and the Frog” in theaters, LeapFrog has come out with a “Princess and the Frog” game for the Zippity.  You can engage your little one in a magical adventure with the Princess and the Frog learning game made specifically for the Zippity system.  Three high-energy activities introduces preschool learning skills as kids put their whole bodies into the learning action.  You can also take advantage of the Learning Path just like with the system.  The game retails for $24.99.

Thanks to LeapFrog, 1 lucky reader on The Mommy-Files will win a LeapFrog Zippity Learning System and a Princess and the Frog Zippity Game!!!

WIN IT!!! (MANDATORY ENTRY)

– Visit LeapFrog online and tell me in a comment a product you own and love or would be interested in having!

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RULES!!

– Contest will close at 11:59 p.m. PST on Wednesday, January 6th, 2010! Any entries after this time will be deleted!
– Contest open to U.S. residents only.

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I received a Zippity Learning System from LeapFrog so that I could review the product and write this post.  All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine!

705 thoughts on “LeapFrog Zippity Review & Giveaway”

  1. Cheryl Bradley

    We own the Learning Baby Tad Frog. My hubby got it when my daughter was an infant, and now that she is a toddler, my daughter loves pushing the buttons to make the frog sing and sings & dances to the music.

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  17. Sarah

    We have the LF Fridge Farm. We love it. Such catchy little songs. My daughter will be getting the Fridge Phonics tomorrow morning. I think she’ll be excited to receive it!

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  60. gosfam

    My daughter is getting a Leapster2 this year for Christmas, and I can’t wait to see her in action. Seems like such a great product–I am really excited!!

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  90. mary

    My daughter has the first leapster hand held game. The batteries ran out (lots of use) and we just brought it back out yesterday. I need to get two more because all 3 of my kids want to play it at once. I love it because it works well for a range of ages.

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  96. Christy

    My daughter has the Little Leaps game system and she loves it. The games are getting hard to find though… Two years and the darn thing is already outdated.

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  97. fancygrlnancy

    We already have the leap frog fridge phonics and little man has the tag jr and chat and count phone coming from santa. The fridge phonics is great he loves to walk around and sing with it.

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  130. Clarissa Neiding

    there are so many leap frog toys i’d like for my children….a tag reader, a my pal scout, a leapster 2…just to name a few

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  177. Karen B

    Where do I begin? WE LOVE LEAP FROG!!! W have the writing desk(they no longer carry it, but it’s BEYOND wonderful for one learning to spell, read, and write!), we also have my Pal Scout for our LO and their musical table, fridge phonics!! They have the best educational yet fun toys for LO’s!! Thanks for the chance!

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  206. Vickie Couturier

    My main entry,didnt show up so im doing it again,I love the My Pal Scout an Violet,they are great,my little grandchildren have these an love them!

    vlbelk(at)hotmail.com

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  235. Vicki Chrzanowski

    I really like the Tag system, where the kids follow along. This will be wonderful in the car when reading to the kids is impossible

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  311. Debbie Stanton

    MANDATORY ENTRY: We have and LOVE the LeapFrog Letter Factory DVD… I attribute my 3-year old son to learning his letters and sounds from this video!!

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  353. Linda Koester

    We enjoy the Easy Reader phonics kits, My First LeapPad, LeapPad, and Leapster 2. LeapFrog really makes learning fun!

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  397. sherry a gilland

    would be interesting having leap frog tag reading system,thats what i need for my grandson who
    wants to read now, that would help him out alot ,LeapFrog Zippity Review & Giveaway
    sherrya1210 at yahoo dot com

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  429. Jaydensgrandma

    My grandson has the fridge phonics, Chat and count phone, and the tag jr. I would love to get the wash and go fridge set for him.

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  483. Dave

    We have the Tag Junior Winnie the Pooh Gift Pack and my little nephew loves it. I’m sure he would love the LeapFrog Zippity too. Thank you for the chance to win.

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  484. Jill Myrick

    We would also love the Leapster 2 UP Adventure Gift Pack.
    Thank you so much for the chance to win.

    jweezie43[at]aol[dot]com

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  527. casey lawrence

    My little girl got one of the Pals, Violet, for Christmas and loves her! The best part is that she says and sings her name!

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  543. Marcia

    We bought a LeapFrog L-Max for our 4 1/2 year old granddaughter for Christmas and she was very pleased with it and able to navigate quite easily. The Zippity would be great for the 2 year old.

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  548. Christy

    My daughter has the Little Leaps game system and about 4 games. The games are starting to get hard to find. The system is about 3 years old so I suppose it’s not the cool toy anymore.

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  628. celia

    The Leapster2 system looks fantastic and it has games with popular characters such as cars’s lightning macqueen that my daughter would love!

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  648. Dawn Horns

    I should get the Leapster2 for my four year old. And Didj for my seven year old because they a always want to play the DS when their old brothers are playing it.

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  658. Beverly Metcalf

    This would be nice to win for my granddaughter. I think she would love the chat-and-call cell phone too, since she loves to talk. Thanks for having the contest!

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