The games seem to challenge her but there isn't a huge varity of them. She transitioned from the leapster to the Didj so it was an easy move up. My daughter got this for Christmas last year and does seem to play with it. Who named this toy? It is a good educational one but has a strange name. There are also plenty of great accessories, including a silicone wrap that helps her, if she drops it, not to break it. There is quite the range of learning games to keep her interested for years to come. The games are very small and we have been forced to keep the boxes they come it to ensure the games don't get lost or broken. The games can be expensive, but I haven't had any problems finding the games on clearance or sale. I am glad I found an electronic toy that was more educational than game oriented.

She loves learning with it and feels quite grown up. The games are helpful in teaching and stretching my daughter.

I could hardly tear it out of my husband's hands. The graphics and sound on this were amazing. I saw this on sale before Christmas and decided, since she loved the leapster so much, that I would buy her the next game system because it was more focused on her age group. My second grader was starting to grow out of her Leapster. True Great for my elementary student to learn with I would only recommend this product if bought on clearance, I would not pay full price for this item. It appears that the Didj has been replaced by Leapster Explorer and the games are not compatible. Between my two boys we had all of the cartridges and because we had invested alot of money on the cartridges, I was disappointed that Leapfrog did not provide enough support to keep the kids interested in the product. My kids liked how they would earn points that they could spend to customize their game, but then they would get to a point where they had bought all that there was to customize and would start to lose interest. We do additional downloads on the computer and would still have trouble running the games. When it works it is a great toy, however, we would always get error messages that read: needs a tune up.

I was attracted to the educational features that the games provide so I purchased a system for each of my children. Such a great alternative to the Nintendo DS. I was so excited when the Didj came out and I wanted my kids to have one.

Leapfrog connect for didj