Our go-anywhere toy
It comes with us to the park, in the car and to grandma's. My son taps the zoo page over and over and shouts "giraffe!" every single time. Happy minutes without handing him my phone.

Three steps, zero setup. Open to any page and play.
Every page has its own Start button. One press and the whole scene comes alive.
Little fingers tap any picture or word. No pen to lose, nothing to plug in.
A clear voice says the word right away, so your child can repeat it again and again.
Screen-free by design
Eloria gives little ones the fun of touch and sound without a glowing screen. They explore on their own while you cook, drive or simply catch your breath.
Hearing a word while touching its picture is a simple, playful way to practice new vocabulary. Many parents make Eloria part of everyday talking time at home.
Eloria is an educational toy, not a medical or therapy device. If you have questions about your child's speech, talk to your pediatrician.
47 thick pagesFrom the zoo to the solar system, every spread is a busy, detailed scene with words to find and a game to play.
Real families
It comes with us to the park, in the car and to grandma's. My son taps the zoo page over and over and shouts "giraffe!" every single time. Happy minutes without handing him my phone.
We do one page every night before bed. She picks the solar system almost every time and now tells me which planet is the biggest.
I ordered the three-book deal so every grandkid got their own. No fighting, and my daughter says it is the one toy they keep coming back to.
I can finally cook without the iPad. He sits on the kitchen floor with this book and narrates the whole grocery store page to me.
About three weeks in, he walks around the house pointing at things and naming them the way the book does. The phonics page is a big hit too.
Arrived well packed. My grandson opened it and did not put it down for the rest of the afternoon. Big pages, bright pictures, simple buttons.
My twins love the zoo page. The buttons need a firm press, so they sometimes need a hand, but they are getting it fast. The pages are thick and have survived a lot already.
It goes plenty loud, so we keep it on the lower settings. I love that every page has its own little game. A carry handle would be nice, otherwise perfect.
The kids line up to use it. The voice is clear and not too fast, which really matters at this age. Charging over USB-C beats hunting for batteries.
My 4-year-old plays the games and my 21-month-old just taps pictures and giggles. One book, two very different kids, both busy and happy.
Eloria is designed for ages 3 and up, and many families start sharing it with younger toddlers. For children under 3, we recommend playing together with an adult nearby.
Press the red Start button on the page you are on, then touch any picture or word to hear it. If the audio does not match the page, press Start on that page again. It works best on a flat surface.
The book has a built-in rechargeable battery and comes with a USB-C cable. Charge it fully before the first use. No AA batteries needed.
The pages are thick and laminated, made for everyday little hands. Like any book, it is not meant for chewing or tearing, so keep an eye on younger children.
Hearing a word while touching its picture is a playful way to practice vocabulary at home, and many parents use it that way. Eloria is an educational toy, not a therapy or medical device.
American English, with a phonics mode on the alphabet page that says the sound of each letter.
Orders of 2 or more books ship free within the US. Single-book orders ship for $5.99. You will get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
You have 30 days to try it at home. If it is not a hit, contact us and we will refund you in full.