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A picture book that speaks: 500 real-life words your child taps, hears and repeats. No screen, no stylus, no AA batteries.
Tap any picture and the word plays at once
Builds vocabulary through everyday play
500 words spread over 23 scenes and 47 sturdy pages
Charges over USB-C, cable in the box
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30 days to decide
2+ books ship free
Two books or more ship free anywhere in the US. A single book ships for a flat $5.99.
A tracking link lands in your inbox the moment your order leaves the warehouse.
Give Velledo 30 days at home. If your little one doesn't take to it, send us a note and we'll refund you in full.
No setup, no instructions. Open it anywhere and go.
There's a Start button on each page. Tap it once and that scene wakes up.
Any picture or word works with a fingertip. No stylus to misplace, no cords.
The word plays right away in a clear voice, and your child echoes it as many times as they like.
Built without a screen
Velledo puts tap-and-listen fun on real paper pages, with no glowing tablet in sight. They explore on their own while you make dinner, drive or just sit down for a minute.
Pressing a picture and hearing its name in the same moment turns new words into a game. Lots of families fold Velledo into their everyday chatter at home.
Velledo is a learning toy, not a medical or therapy product. For any questions about how your child is talking, check with your pediatrician.
47 sturdy pagesGrocery store, airport, under the sea: each spread is packed with things to name, plus a mini game to play.
From parents
Park, car seat, grandma's couch, it rides along. My son hits the zoo spread on repeat and yells "giraffe!" like it's brand new each time. Peaceful minutes with my phone still in my pocket.
Megan R.
Verified buyer · Mom of a 2-year-old
One spread a night, right before lights out. She goes for the solar system nearly every time and can now tell me Jupiter is the biggest.
Jordan W.
Verified buyer · Mom of a 4-year-old
Went with the three-book bundle so nobody had to share. Zero squabbles, and according to my daughter it's the toy they reach for most.
Linda K.
Verified buyer · Grandma of 3
Dinner gets made and the tablet stays off. He plants himself on the kitchen tiles and talks me through the entire grocery store spread.
Carla M.
Verified buyer · Mom of a 2-year-old
Three weeks later he tours the house pointing at the fridge, the lamp, the dog, saying each word in the book's voice. The letter-sounds page gets a workout too.
Daniel P.
Verified buyer · Dad of a 3-year-old
Came boxed up nicely. My grandson tore in and kept it on his lap until dinner. Large pages, bold colors, buttons a kid can figure out alone.
Robert H.
Verified buyer · Grandpa
The zoo spread is the twins' favorite. You have to press properly, so I help now and then, but they're catching on quickly. Pages are thick and have taken plenty of abuse.
Ashley T.
Verified buyer · Mom of 18-month-old twins
It can get quite loud, so we stay near the bottom setting. The mini game on each page is a nice touch. Wish it had a handle to carry, that's my only note.
Natalie B.
Verified buyer · Mom of a 20-month-old
There's a queue for it every morning. The voice is crisp and unhurried, exactly what little ears need. USB-C charging means no more battery runs.
Priya S.
Verified buyer · Preschool teacher
My 4-year-old is into the games, my 21-month-old just pokes pictures and cracks up. Same book, two totally different kids, both content.
Ryan F.
Verified buyer · Dad of 2
Velledo is made for children 3 and older, though plenty of families open it up with younger toddlers too. Under 3, we suggest a grown-up stays close and plays along.
Hit the red Start button on your page, then tap any picture or word and the book says it. If what you hear doesn't fit the page, tap Start once more. Lay it flat for the best response.
There's a rechargeable battery inside and a USB-C cable in the box. Give it a full charge before the first play. No AA batteries, ever.
Each page is heavy laminated board built for daily toddler use. It's still a book, so it isn't for chewing or ripping; keep an eye on the youngest ones.
Pressing a picture and hearing its name in the same moment is a playful way to practice words at home, and plenty of families use it that way. Velledo is a learning toy, not a therapy or medical product.
American English, plus a letter-sounds mode on the alphabet spread that plays what each letter says.
Two books or more ship free anywhere in the US. A single book ships for a flat $5.99. A tracking link lands in your inbox the moment your order leaves the warehouse.
Take 30 days to try it at home. If your little one isn't into it, drop us a line and we'll refund every cent.
