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With a beautiful blend of music, stories and sounds available in eight languages, this speaker successfully combines entertainment and education. It’s durable, has its own handle, and is simple enough for young children to operate. Timio is for children aged two years and above. There is no need for a screen, app, or internet connection, as your child can play the content by selecting one of the plastic discs and placing it on top. You get five discs in the box which include classical music, farm animals, vehicles, lullabies and bedtime stories. Each disc looks like a clock face with pictures of each hour, and kids simply press what they want. The extra set of discs costs $22 and covers all kinds of topics from dinosaurs to learning colors.

The speaker sounds surprisingly good, and there’s a 3.5-mm audio port for kids’ headphones. Timeo is a great way to introduce your kids to other languages ​​or for multilingual families (you can press and hold the language button to switch between English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Chinese, Italian, and Portuguese). There is also a quiz mode, in which clues are given such as finding a police car, identifying numbers or selecting a specific shape. The Timeo requires three AA batteries, and when you open the back panel, you’ll also find the SD card that holds the content. We recommend rechargeable batteries, as you’ll be replacing them frequently if the Timeo proves popular with your kids. Although they are large and you get a bag to keep them in, there is a risk that the discs will go missing.

For children aged 2+ years.