Leapfrog type devices for children in China?

[Wufnu]

Do they make learning devices for children in China like the Leapfrog series here? I find that during the summer months, especially with my high summer course load, I forget alot of the little things I've learned over the past two years (such as colors, shapes, pieces of clothing, plants, weather, etc).

I was thinking it may be useful (even if I look silly) to see if I couldn't find some toys like this. Very simple in grammar and characters (they're for children, of course) that I can read along with and can interact with, such as touching a character and hearing how it should sound.

The cow goes moo.

I went to leapfrogs website and I couldn't find anything in Mandarin (or any dialect, for that matter). Anyone know of a company that produces these?

[muyongshi]

They do...I can't get more specific than that due to the fact that I have never paid that much attention, but it's there...

[Wufnu]

Well, if you happen to run across an ad for one and learn the company name of it or something could you please post here? I would like to buy one but still haven't been able to find one.

[Meng Lelan]

Go to that giant bookstore on Wangfujing in Beijing, next to the giant McDonald's if it is still there. Children's section had those kind of toys. Due to the English craze, 90% of them teach English but a few had Chinese.

[Wufnu]

I wish I could but I don't live in China I will keep looking.

[baining tang]

This is an older post but if anyone out there is still wondering go to http://wenjonggal.wordpress.com/

if you mention the post in the link you get $10 dollars off! You may have to search the archives if you read this after too long. Also I noticed that Asianparent also had a touch pen system!