Brain Quest For Twos Smart Cards, Revised 5th Edition (Brain Quest Smart Cards)

I love that the cards are in 2 packs so it’s very nice for traveling. It really helps engage with your toddler and gets them thinking and engaging. Getting hours of use out of this! Would be a nice gift for a 2-3 year old as well!

I used this with my previous children (now teenagers). My older children always liked books and had a good attention span so I never tought this book was anything spectacular. A decade and a half later I have another toddler. She's a handful. She was never interested in books. She just wants to run around and cause trouble. She's always on the go. This is the ONLY book she will actually look at for more than 2 min. She will sit on my lap, "talk" about what she sees and happy to show her knowledge by point to things and describing them. We have had sessions as long as 5 minutes, which for her, is really hard to do. Remember though, always finish while your child is still having fun! (Read the manufacturer's instructions for tips).

The setup is a good setup with the ring on the card. I like the way the sections are color coded and organized. The questions are really thought provoking and my son does not care much for the cards but I can get him to look at and talk about at least one that catches his eye.

My kids love this set of brain quest! It is easy to throw in the car for road trips or restaurant conversation starters. The whole family enjoys guessing the answers. Great alternative to screen time in the vehicle or while waiting for food, appointments, etc.

These are so great for our 2 year old! He loves working through them and it’s a great activity to do together!

Great bedtime read/learn fun.

I remember when these use to come in a nice plastic box. The paperbox I supposed is more environmentally friendly. My only complaint is the cards come off the hinge pretty easily. As my 2 year old isn’t great about rotating instead of turning this is unfortunate.

As a speech-language pathologist working with the 3-5 year old population, Brain Quest Cards give helpful insight of a child's language development because the cards are appealing to familiarity, routines, and interests of a toddler-young child. The adult can ask additional questions on many of the cards.

Great so stimulating thinking and conversation with your toddler