MoonliteStorytime Mini Projector with 4 Eric Carle Stories, A Magical Way to Read Together, Digital Storybooks, Fun Sound Effects, Early Sensory Learning, Gifts for Kids Ages 1 and Up

I purchased the Moonlite Storytime Mini Projector for a friend’s daughter, who is just three years old, and it was an instant hit! To our amazement, she figured out how to use it before her parents did, which speaks volumes about its user-friendly design.She absolutely adores the stories and the novelty of projecting them onto the wall. It’s become her favorite activity; she’s always eager to turn it on and dive into a story. My niece, who also has one, looks forward to her storytime every night before bed, making it a cherished part of her routine.This mini projector, with its captivating Eric Carle stories and interactive features, not only makes reading fun but also encourages kids to engage with stories more actively. The sound effects and vivid projections create a magical atmosphere that keeps young children enthralled.If you’re searching for a unique and meaningful gift for young children, the Moonlite Storytime Mini Projector is a fantastic choice. It’s more than just a toy; it’s a gateway to a world of imagination and a delightful way to make reading a special experience.

I wanted to leave a review because I saw mixed reviews when I bought this. I was able to get a Little Tikes Dream Machine so I was actually going to return this because of the mixed reviews I read. I decided to keep it and give it to my daughter now instead of as a Christmas gift. My daughter struggles with having an attention span to sit through stories. She loves the Moonlite projector and wants to read the stories all the time! We read them so much that I am sick of reading the same stories over and over and I had to order more. There are so many stories available for this! There seems to be better deals on Moonlite’s website than on Amazon.It isn’t hard to line the projector up with the camera at all. Before the story starts they provide a grid to show where to clip it to your phone and to help line it up.The stories are on an app and they add music and sound effects to the background of the story. I definitely recommend this!My only concern is that if the flashlight gets moved on future phones then this product would be obsolete. Then I would have tons of stories and no way to project them.

My son loves Eric Carle and this is a new way to bring the book to life. He really enjoys seeing the pictures on the ceiling and the wall. It's very fun. We had a user error that caused us an issue, sent an email to customer support to see if they could help, and they responded in 5 minutes. The device is quite easy to set up. Well-designed, fun for my kiddo, good service!

My nieces and nephews absolutely love it. I wish the app was a little more user friendly for those that don’t necessarily own a Moonlight projector, but want to read using the app. Apparently you have to register your own Moonlight projector to truly benefit from the neat app. But it’s really ok, it’s so cute, simple to use, and I really believe the little ones will love it. It’s fun and wonderful for everyone. Thanks for such a neat product!

This was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter. Her father reads to her at bedtime and uses The Moonlite Storybook projector. He said it was easy to use.

My two year old son loves Moonlite! We have several different books. It’s a great learning activity or winding down activity. Sometimes I project the book low on the wall and ask questions and have him point to certain objects etc.

Received the projector and 2 of the 4 stories does not work, in which one doesn’t have a code at all . This was a gift for my son and it sucks he won’t be able to use it. I tried reaching out to the email that is on the label and the email doesn’t work . If I could give 0 stars i would.

The idea of this is great, the app is great! However it doesn’t tell you to adjust the moonlight so the picture is clear I stumbled upon that. The biggest issue is that the whole picture doesn’t show, the pictures in the description shows clear crisp whole images but the fact is around the edges are sort of blurred/cut off. I tried adjusting the light, the story circle projectors themselves and they are too big for the light so the image doesn’t show. As soon as you go to click to the next screen you have to readjust the moonlight all over again. Great concept but it doesn’t work realistically.