What kid doesn’t LOVE stuffed animals! What parent doesn’t want to instill good morals and learning in their kids? Here is a fun way to do it all – Alphabeasts! Alphabeasts are super friendly characters that posses special powers to solve any problem along their adventure. These fun colorful beasts love to work together, do the right thing and be courteous. Each beast has a letter right on their belly, their powers come from the ability to spell words to solve any problems.
I received an Alphabeast to review Lackyloo (the letter L) for my baby/toddler/last kid. These are fun colorful beasts that are not frightening in any way, but very inviting. When learning more about Alphabeasts they have a whole land, Alphaland, where they rise daily and encounter and solve problems. The letters are very well attached to the Alphabeast and large enough to see from a distance, with a capital on one side lowercase on the other. My baby/toddler loved this guy and dragged him around everywhere with him the first few days. His brothers play along and try to make him talk and growl. Now his Alphabeast Lackyloo mainly lives in his room where all the kids enjoy him. I like nearly everything about Alphabeasts, I do however which there were more boyish colors, our Lackyloo Alphabeast is pink and purple. 
Each Alphabeast has a unique gift strength, swimmers, flying, speed. Each duty or problem that they encounter and need to solve calls for a different solution, so it’s very important that the Alphabeasts work together as a team and spell words. Whenever they spell a word, the word comes true! Alphabeasts will help teach children a variety of important lessons. From learning the alphabet, recognizing letters (upper and lower case), spelling, word association, pronunciation, sharing, exploration, acting and more… the range of accomplishments is endless when incorporating Alphabeasts into a child’s routine and playtime. Alphabeast also have board books for the alphabet!
(Rafflecopter only allows one per a page so this is our way around it 🙂
21 COMMENTS
amanda
14 years agoCalicocious!
Melissa Williams
14 years agoI would choose the “L” for my daughter Leyla
Gladys Parker
14 years agoDadildoit I would choose
Gladys P
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Pauline
14 years agoI want the Gumblegoop – (emscout9 at Hotmail dot com)
Lara J
14 years agoI would pick Juno
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Linda Meyers-Gabbard
14 years agoSkibbles
Bianca Roman
14 years agoI would choose ‘E’ Eioio for my alphabeast, because my son’s name starts with an ‘E’ 🙂
P.S. These are so cute!
Bianca Roman
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Kellie Johnston-Hawthorne
14 years agoI like A. I love red and it’s the first letter in our sons name. Really I love them all, they are really cute little “beasts”
danielle0883
14 years agoLove them all! Wombat would have to be my fav!
lizhasalife
14 years agoI would love Robbletop! He's so cute!
Claude
14 years agoI would choose Z for my daughter Zoey 🙂
claude campeau
rj7777
14 years agoI would pick the letter S for Spratlen Skibbles. I didn't like the purple for a boy in the L. Rita Spratlen rj_angel_house@yahoo.com
tlcrum06
14 years agoI would choose Zipperzoom for my son Zach! These are too cute!
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Hannah
14 years agoId like Dadildoit! for my little cousin whos name is Donovan
lewalk
14 years agoCalicocious or Pogey. I have no idea if I remembered those names right. Lol. I would either get it for my daughter Cass or my niece Preslie.
Terri
14 years agoI left my choice of Alphabeast on the Rafflecopter form but I don't know if I'm supposed to leave it here in comments.
Since my granddaughter's name begins with A, I would choose the A = Alphie for her. 🙂
janicebudgellpollard
14 years agoI would choose the letter E for my alphabeast.
janicebudgellpollard at hotmail dot com
Sherry
14 years agoI would choose Skibbles.
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aprila81703
14 years agoI would choose Alphie!
andalene
14 years agoI'd choose "E" – Eioio.
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Ashley S - MD Mama
14 years agoI would pick Calicocious for my son whose name begins with a "C"
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