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Battery Information:

Requires 4 AA (called LR06 in some countries) 

alkaline batteries.

Battery Safety:

•  Batteries are small objects. Replacement of  

  batteries must be done by adults.

•  Follow the polarity (+/-) diagram in the 

  battery compartment.

•  Promptly remove dead batteries from the toy.

•  Dispose of used batteries properly. 

•  Only batteries of the same or equivalent type  

  as recommended are to be used. 

DO NOT

 incinerate used batteries.

DO NOT

 dispose of batteries in fi re, as batteries 

may explode or leak.

DO NOT

 mix old and new batteries or types 

of batteries (i.e. alkaline/standard).

DO NOT

 use rechargeable batteries.

DO NOT

 recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

DO NOT

 short-circuit the supply terminals.

Sécurité relative aux piles:

  

•   Les piles sont des objets de petite taille. 

Le remplacement des piles doit être effectué 

par un adulte. 

•   Respectez le schéma de polarité (+/-) 

reproduit dans le compartiment des piles. 

•   Enlevez rapidement les piles usagées du jouet. 

•   Suivez les procédures adéquates pour vous 

débarrasser des piles usagées. 

•   Utilisez uniquement des piles ou accumulateurs 

du type recommandé ou d’un type équivalent. 

NE PAS INCINÉRER

 les piles usagées. 

NE PAS JETER

 les piles au feu, car elles 

peuvent exploser ou fuir. 

NE PAS MÉLANGER

 piles usagées et piles 

neuves, ni différents types de piles (c’est-à-dire 

alcalines/standard).  

NE PAS UTILISER

 de piles  rechargeables. 

NE PAS RECHARGER

 des piles non 

rechargeables. 

NE PAS COURT-CIRCUITER

 les terminaux  

d’alimentation.

Battery Installation:

1. Requires 4 AA (called LR06 in some 

  countries) alkaline batteries.

2. The battery box is located inside the back of  

  the product. 

3. Open the battery door with a screwdriver.

4. Install new batteries as shown in the polarity 

diagram (+/-) inside the battery compartment.

5. Replace battery door securely. 

U. S./Canada 

Consumer Service Contact:

Please visit our U.S. Consumer Support 

Web site at: 

http://www.leapfrog.com/support,

 

or our Canada Consumer Support Web site 

at: 

http://lfcanada.custhelp.com

, 24 hours a day. 

You can search for frequently asked questions, 

or submit a question to our support staff via 

e-mail.

U.S./Canada Offi ce:

Telephone: (800) 701-LEAP (5327)

Hours: Monday through Saturday, 5:00 AM 

to 7:00 PM, Pacifi c time. 

U.K. Consumer Service Contact

Please visit our U.K. Consumer Support Web 

site at: 

http://leapfroguk.custhelp.com

, 24 hours 

a day.  You can search for frequently asked 

questions, or submit a question to our support 

staff via e-mail.

U.K. Offi ce:

Telephone: 0800 169 5435

Eire: 00 44 1702 200244

Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM

to 5:00 PM.

IMPORTANT:

 Please notify the LeapFrog 

Consumer Service department of any diffi culties 

before returning this product for any reason. 

Returns must have a Return Authorization 

number (RA#) in order to be processed. If 

the service representative is unable to solve 

the problem, you will be given instructions 

on how to replace the product.

WARNING:

 Changes or modifi cations to 

this unit not expressly approved by the party 

responsible for compliance could void the 

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

LEAPFROG, the LeapFrog logo, and 

MY OWN LEARNING LEAP are 

trademarks or registered trademarks

of LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc.

© 2004 LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc.  

All Rights Reserved. 

U. S. Patent No. 6,463,257B1.

605-10226-A

Summary of Contents for My Own LEARNING LEAP 20047

Page 1: ... especially for your child Look for more Personalized Learning Kits for My Own Learning Leap Interactive Friend Kits include a learning cartridge for Leap a board book for you and your child and a special parent guide Get Ready for Potty Time Countdown to Sleepy Time New Baby My New Friend When I Feel You Know What I Do More personalized learning kits for My Own Learning Leap Interactive Friend ...

Page 2: ...rog shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages for breach of any express warranty on this product Any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose on this product is limited to the duration of this warranty Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages or limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts so...

Page 3: ...nclusions Each of Leap s stories features a changing story line that allows your child to help determine the outcome Your child will decide how each story will end by squeezing one of Leap s hands What should Leap do Your child gets to choose what happens and discover the consequences of his or her decision Gradually with the help of Leap your child will learn how to deal with different situations...

Page 4: ... on foot Press Leap s hand to hear more than 20 special messages Alphabet Letters Play Letter Color Colour and Counting Games Sing Songs Build a story with Leap Hear a story all about your child Getting Started ...

Page 5: ...play an interactive personalized story Step 6 Sing a Song Press the square to sing along with Leap Step 7 Play a Game Press the triangle to play games about colors colours counting and letters Step 8 Learn Letter Names and Sounds Press any letter to hear its name and the sound it makes If your child presses the first letter in his name he ll hear a surprise Volume Control Volume control is located ...

Page 6: ...tive Friend By answering 15 questions you ll create fun personalized stories songs and games for your child This is a one time process and takes about 10 minutes Some questions will ask you to push a button and others will ask you to record a word or phrase into the Make a Message Recorder You can return at any time to update your information ...

Page 7: ...s facing inside into the cradle in Leap s back Be sure to place the cord attached to the Recorder into the recessed area in the cradle Next insert the bottom of the Recorder into the cradle and push the top until it snaps into place Move the horizontal locking slider to the left to secure the Recorder into place Leap cannot play if the Recorder is not secured in this position Step 5 Press the On O...

Page 8: ... key to making friends Before they can recognize feelings in others however young children must be able to identify feelings of their own Tips for helping 2 year olds build empathy Encourage your child to think about feelings and ideas not just physical actions When you see a picture of a pet for example extend the discussion from the statement That s a cat to include how it might feel to play wit...

Page 9: ...e rejected by another child for no reason other than that the other child is in a bad mood Other times rejection can stem from a child s own actions and how they affect other children It is crucial to the process of making and keeping friends that your child learn about self control and cooperative play Tips for helping 3 year olds learn self control Work with your child to make the connection bet...

Page 10: ...recognition skills your child is practicing and help ensure your child s reading and writing progress Tips for helping your child recognize and write the alphabet letters Write the letters of the alphabet on index cards one letter per card Place the cards in order from A to Z along a path inside or outside your home As you walk along the path with your child take turns naming each alphabet letter ...

Page 11: ...ke a letter book Together with your child thumb through old magazines to find pictures of things that begin with each letter of the alphabet For each letter cut out a picture and glue it onto a sheet of paper Write the name of the picture underneath and put the beginning letter in a special color Staple the pages together in ABC order to make a book your child can read Ask your child to pronounce t...

Page 12: ...oy setting a table count out the number of each utensil as you place it on the table Have your child help you count and sort different items as you place them in the washing machine Colors Colours Youngsters are able to express themselves through music movement and art if they are given the opportunity Children begin to explore language as they describe the symbols in their artwork They also pract...

Page 13: ...e if cartridge is inserted properly Check volume switch on battery box Set it to High if it is on Low Install new batteries Use the Make a Message Recorder to redo the appropriate personalization questions Make sure the Make a Message Recorder is in place It must be latched securely into the battery box If a cartridge is plugged in the toy will personalize the cartridge To personalize basic inform...

Page 14: ...in some countries alkaline batteries 2 The battery box is located inside the back of the product 3 Open the battery door with a screwdriver 4 Install new batteries as shown in the polarity diagram inside the battery compartment 5 Replace battery door securely U S Canada Consumer Service Contact Please visit our U S Consumer Support Web site at http www leapfrog com support or our Canada Consumer S...

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