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Happy Pi Day! 🥧

𝝅 is an irrational number with an infinite number of decimal places. So, most calculations just estimate with "3.14", and since March 14th can be noted as "3.14" (in the USA), March 14th is celebrated as Pie Day!

There! You did math today.
Now go eat some pie.
You've earned it.

The only thing we're scared of on Friday the 13th? Being asked to spell "Paraskevidekatriaphobia"!⁣⁣⁣
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👻 Friday the 13ths happen every year - often twice - but this year, since we had one in February, we get THREE. But after this Friday the 13th, we only have one more to go.

Lucky us.🍀⁣⁣⁣

Looking to add a splash of color to your gift baskets? Well, we've always been partial to green. 🍀 Visit amazon.com/leapfrog to check out some little green gift ideas from LeapFrog!

Happy International Women's Day! ⁣
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Here's to all the women who inspired us to be the best we could be, and who inspire the next generation every day. ⁣💚

Your first plushie is always special. 💜🐒

Love letters. 💕 Happy Valentine's Day from everyone at LeapFrog!

LOVE a good basket-filler! 🩷 With Valentine's Day coming up, we've got a sweet gift guide to find something for all your little ones. My Pal Violet, 4-in-1 Learning Hamburger, Nest & Count Turtle Tower, and more - check out our gift guide at bit.ly/LFValentinesGifts for gifts they're sure to love.

I'll think about it

Drake Maye seen from the back, looking a little sad perhaps

Well, that's two Super Bowls in a row a guy named Drake had just the worst day

Good luck to everyone in the big game tonight!⁣ 🏈💚

(Scout & Violet are more interested in the Puppy Bowl anyway.)

This is our Roman Empire. 🏛 Ever looked at Roman numerals and wondered how they work? With our guide it's as easy as I, II, III! 😉 You know, just in case anyone asks you what "LX" is supposed to mean later this week. Romans didn't use Arabic numerals (the "0-9" system we use today) - they used symbols from the Latin alphabet. Numbers are written from highest to lowest, adding the numbers together; III (3) is I+I+I (1+1+1), while VII (7) is V+I+I (5+1+1). For certain numbers, Romans used “subtractive notation”, where the first number was taken away from the next, like "IV" for four (“one less than five”) and "IX" for nine (“one less than ten”). It's thought that this was for efficiency and clarity - much easier to write "IX" than "IIIIIIIII" when you're carving in stone! When you see a letter with less value than the letter to the right of it, that's the number that should be subtracted. Today, Roman numerals are often used to give events, titles, and activities a more distinguished, "classic" feel. Common uses are for years (2026 can be written as MMXXVI: M+M+X+X+V+I = 1000+1000+10+10+5+1, movie sequel names (ROCKY IV is the fourth ROCKY movie: I taken away from V = 4), honorary titles, some clock faces, and sporting events (Super Bowl LX will be the sixtieth Super Bowl: L+X = 50+10). (Who even cares this much about about Roman numerals? Well, 𝐼, for one... 😉) 🏛🏛🏛 #LeapFrog

This is our Roman Empire. 🏛 Ever looked at Roman numerals and wondered how they work? With our guide it's as easy as I, II, III! 😉 You know, just in case anyone asks you what "LX" is supposed to mean later this week. Romans didn't use Arabic numerals (the "0-9" system we use today) - they used symbols from the Latin alphabet. Numbers are written from highest to lowest, adding the numbers together; III (3) is I+I+I (1+1+1), while VII (7) is V+I+I (5+1+1). For certain numbers, Romans used “subtractive notation”, where the first number was taken away from the next, like "IV" for four (“one less than five”) and "IX" for nine (“one less than ten”). It's thought that this was for efficiency and clarity - much easier to write "IX" than "IIIIIIIII" when you're carving in stone! When you see a letter with less value than the letter to the right of it, that's the number that should be subtracted. Today, Roman numerals are often used to give events, titles, and activities a more distinguished, "classic" feel. Common uses are for years (2026 can be written as MMXXVI: M+M+X+X+V+I = 1000+1000+10+10+5+1, movie sequel names (ROCKY IV is the fourth ROCKY movie: I taken away from V = 4), honorary titles, some clock faces, and sporting events (Super Bowl LX will be the sixtieth Super Bowl: L+X = 50+10). (Who even cares this much about about Roman numerals? Well, 𝐼, for one... 😉) 🏛🏛🏛 #LeapFrog

This is our Roman Empire. 🏛 Ever looked at Roman numerals and wondered how they work? With our guide it's as easy as I, II, III! 😉 You know, just in case anyone asks you what "LX" is supposed to mean later this week. Romans didn't use Arabic numerals (the "0-9" system we use today) - they used symbols from the Latin alphabet. Numbers are written from highest to lowest, adding the numbers together; III (3) is I+I+I (1+1+1), while VII (7) is V+I+I (5+1+1). For certain numbers, Romans used “subtractive notation”, where the first number was taken away from the next, like "IV" for four (“one less than five”) and "IX" for nine (“one less than ten”). It's thought that this was for efficiency and clarity - much easier to write "IX" than "IIIIIIIII" when you're carving in stone! When you see a letter with less value than the letter to the right of it, that's the number that should be subtracted. Today, Roman numerals are often used to give events, titles, and activities a more distinguished, "classic" feel. Common uses are for years (2026 can be written as MMXXVI: M+M+X+X+V+I = 1000+1000+10+10+5+1, movie sequel names (ROCKY IV is the fourth ROCKY movie: I taken away from V = 4), honorary titles, some clock faces, and sporting events (Super Bowl LX will be the sixtieth Super Bowl: L+X = 50+10). (Who even cares this much about about Roman numerals? Well, 𝐼, for one... 😉) 🏛🏛🏛 #LeapFrog

This is our Roman Empire. 🏛
Ever looked at Roman numerals and wondered how they work? With our guide it's as easy as I, II, III! 😉 You know, just in case anyone asks you what "LX" is supposed to mean later this week.

(Who even cares this much about about Roman numerals? Well, 𝐼, for one... 😉)

Watching the opening ceremonies today? We are!

For anyone with little ones interested in other countries, here's a fun way to make it a learning activity. With Magic Adventures Globe, whenever a new country comes up, tap on the globe to find out more about them. Have fun folks! Let the games begin!

Best friends, no contest. 🥇⁣
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Congratulations to all the athletes for making it to the games - we wish you all the best of luck!⁣
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It's National Compliment Day!⁣ Tag a friend and give 'em a smile.⁣

(By the way, your hair looks GREAT today.⁣)

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It's National Hugging Day? Now that's a cause we can get behind.
Go share a hug 💚

LeapFrog.com will be down for a few hours for maintenance on Tuesday, 1/20, from 3pm to 7pm ET (12pm - 4pm PT). We'll have everything back up shortly after. ⁣⁣
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Thank you for your patience - we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.⁣⁣⁣

As we observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we remember a remarkable leader whose legacy of courage, equality, and love continues to guide and inspire generations. From everyone at LeapFrog, we hope you all have a wonderful day! 💚

Got a little one who can’t stay up late, but doesn’t want to miss the fun of New Year’s? Have an early New Year’s Countdown! 🥳 🌍 ⏲ ⁣⁣
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However you choose to ring in the New Year, we wish you a happy one!⁣⁣
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Thank you to everyone who's tagged us in your Christmas morning posts. 💚 We're happy that we could be a small part of your holiday joy, and wish you all the very best in the new year.

LeapMove | 5 Pro Tips for the BEST experience We love to see everyone enjoying their LeapMove!But in case you've run into some stumbling blocks while you get used to a new system, here's a few tips to he...

We hope you've had an amazing holiday! It's been so wonderful seeing all the LeapMoves given as gifts.

To help you jump right in, here's five pro tips to getting the most out of your LeapMove. Let's Get In The Game!

 

Scout and Violet reading a book of Christmas stories at a fireplace in a room decorated for Christmas

From our LeapFrog family to yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas.

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Don't forget to leave the milk & cookies out tonight 🍪🥛

We hope all the gifts are wrapped, the big toys are assembled, the batteries are charged, and that you and your family are happy. And remember - it's only that last part that's really important. Have a wonderful holiday, friends. 💚

Oh the weather outside is frightful,
but these pups are so delightful.

Happy first day of Winter from Scout & Violet!⁣
Stay warm, stay safe, stay cozy.
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This time of year is tough on every parent. We just wanted to take a moment to let you know how much you're appreciated, and if you're feeling stressed or frustrated, you're not alone. 🐾

For anyone who needs to hear it, you are doing AWESOME. You've got this.

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LeapMove is in BIG demand! While we're happy to see LeapMove is popular, we don't want folks missing out on the fun this holiday season. Here are some ways to make sure you can find your LeapMove before the big day. (Image is of a LeapMove against a blue field in a galaxy of letters and shapes)

• We are actively shipping new LeapMoves! Retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target are getting new stock every day. • Check your online outlets frequently! Even if a site says “out of stock”, they’re getting new LeapMoves shipped to them and update all the time. Many sites will even let you set up alerts so that you’ll be the first to know when new LeapMoves are available!

• And of course, be careful! LeapMove’s suggested retail price is only $69.99 - you don’t need to be paying double that to resellers. Some of those auction/marketplace listings aren’t even for the LeapMove - they’re selling a carrying case or box for LeapMove, not the game system itself. Please only trust reputable retailers! Again, we're actively shipping them out to retailers - we hope you can grab a LeapMove for your family!

While we're happy to see LeapMove is popular, we don't want folks missing out on the fun this holiday season. Here are some ways to make sure you can find your LeapMove before the big day.

We're actively shipping them out to retailers - we hope you can grab a LeapMove for your family!

The learning friends - cute little animals that help children learn first words - sit around a table featuring a menorah. Text reads "Happy Hanukkah".

Happy Hanukkah from your friends at LeapFrog!

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So happy to see LEAPMOVE featured on The View!

This week's full moon is the "Cold Moon" - the last full moon of the year. 🥶🌕

Every full moon has a traditional name, usually tied to seasonal change - December's full moon is called the "Cold Moon" 'cause... well, 'cause it's cold. Enjoy!

We're big fans of Misty Copeland (who isn't?) so we were REALLY happy to see her talk up LeapMove in her interview with The Strategist (@thestrategist.com)!

The Strategist chatted with Misty Copeland about all the things she can’t live without. Visit bit.ly/3M3oysO to read the full interview!

All finished with the tree! 🎄
Look, they're puppies, they can only reach so high. Point is they're happy.

Do you have holiday decorations up? Or do you prefer to wait?

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#LeapFrog #ScoutAndViolet