Not only for toddlers!
I got this so I could practice my Korean. I took a college class back in 2015 and that's all so I'm trying to refresh my memory.<br /><br />So far this have been good for testing myself when I'm out and have a couple of minutes to spare. I really enjoy the drawings, they're so cute. I also like how the name of the character is there. I think in order to learn a language something small such as learning the names of their letters/characters is useful. The cards are thick enough to be in my bag (inside the box) but not thick enough for a toddler to have them ALL the time. Maybe if put away after using them with a toddler they'll last. Also I would recommend to buy a different box if you want to keep them nicely since the box won't last as much.<br /><br />Lastly l, the only thing I didn't like was that the words have the romanization. I don't mind the characters having the romanized letter, but I don't like it when a word has the romanized version. I won't remove a star for that since I know new learners preffer that and at the end it's more of a preference. But I do recommend new learners to try to learn Korean without learning romanization.
Rating: 5 stars