i-Poster My Body, By Best Learning - REVIEW

 Nature / Type:            Educational posters 

Rating:                        ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 

Recommended age:     5 year-old ++ 

Who would love this:  Parents looking for interactive & exciting educational resources for young kids  

The Best Learning - i-Poster My Body is the educational toy you wish existed when you were younger and totally confused by the mysteries of human anatomy. This interactive poster makes muscles, bones, and organs sound genuinely cool and exciting!

Why I love ❤️ it:

(1) Talking Poster - Point & Learn Fun Facts About Human Anatomy

In short: this is a talking poster where you simply point to a body part to learn. The set comes with one electronic base “Body” poster plus three magnetically clip-on posters, and I really appreciate that 3 AAA batteries are included. To use it: press the big round Start button, then the Go button so it can identify the poster you’re using. From there, press any body part to learn more. For example, tap “Cerebellum” on the yellow Organs poster and you’ll learn it’s the brain region responsible for motor control - coordinating posture, balance, and movement. Press “Legs”, and it explains they’re weight-bearing structures (including the thigh, foot, and hip) and then dives into their functions: standing, walking, jumping, running, kicking, dancing. I love the age-appropriate details provided! 

(2) 4 Interchangeable Posters - Body, Organs, Bones, Muscles

It includes four interchangeable posters: Body, Organs, Bones, and Muscles. The Body poster acts as the magnetic base, with embedded corners that securely hold the others. Once you press Go, the poster is automatically detected. The Body poster is perfect for preschoolers, covering basics like hair, ear, neck, shoulder, and knee. Ready for more challenge? Organs introduces lungs, kidneys, pancreas, cerebrum, appendix, and more. Older kids - and even grown-ups - will love the Bones and Muscles posters with real anatomical terms like Cervical vertebra, Metacarpals, and Tibialis anterior.

(3) Quiz Button - Basic Quiz + Advanced Quiz

My personal favorite: the Quiz button with two difficulty levels. The basic quiz asks kids to find a named body part (e.g. “Find the Biceps brachii”), while the advanced quiz gives clues based on function - like “Choose the organ in the abdomen that helps with digestion.” I love the built-in encouragement and just-right challenge.

(4) Volume Control & Other Features

Extra features include volume control, Learn & Repeat mode, and I love it can lie flat or hang on the wall! 

# gifted in exchange for review 

Where to buy this: 

https://www.amazon.com.au/Best-Learning-i-Poster-My-Body/dp/B075LFR5KZ/ref=ast_sto_dp_puis

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