Flashcards - Alphabets

The car-seat stretch, the restaurant wait, the ten minutes you need them occupied — a deck they can actually chew on.

The Alphabets flashcards are a set of food-grade silicone cards — durable, wipeable, and chew-safe — for early naming, sorting, and the quiet-time games that buy you a few minutes.

What it does. Unlike paper flashcards, these survive a mouth and a spill. Use them for naming and matching with a toddler, or just hand one over in the high chair — they hold up either way.

Material & safety. Food-grade silicone, not paper or laminated card. BPA-free. Dishwasher safe, top rack.

How to use it. Name, sort, match, or let a younger baby simply explore them. Wipe clean between uses.

Who it's for. 6 months and up — chew-safe for the babies, useful for naming and sorting as they grow.

The design. The Alphabets deck is designed in-house in a soft pastel palette — letters with small characters to name and point to.

Multi-age use. A younger baby explores them by feel and mouth; a toddler names and sorts; a preschooler matches and sequences. The same deck moves through naming, color and shape sorting, and simple pretend play, so it isn't retired after one stage.

Why silicone, not paper. Paper cards curl, tear, and grow a science experiment the first time they hit a wet tray. Silicone wipes down, survives a chew, and goes in the dishwasher — the difference between a set you keep and a set you replace.

Common questions

What age is it for?

6 months and up — chew-safe for the babies, useful for naming and sorting as they grow.

What is it made of?

Food-grade silicone, not paper or laminated card. BPA-free.

Designed in Canada. Loulou Lollipop launched in Vancouver in 2014 with one swaddle and one teether.