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Cursing caterpillar: Childs Leapfrog toy says bad word

Cursing caterpillar: Childs Leapfrog toy says bad word
The Leapfrog Alphabet Pal Caterpillar is supposed to teach kids the alphabet; however it seems as if one toy has other ideas. The toy has been nicknamed the cursing caterpillar as a grandfather noticed that his grandson’s leapfrog toy was saying bad words.

Knutty Frye contacted Leapfrog and told them about the cursing caterpillar; however they did not share his concern and just told him to take the toy back to the store, where he could get a full refund.

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  1. My fiance pointed this out to me after seeing how it can do this on the toy and I was shocked and we pointed it out to two Walmarts in our local areas. It’s a shame that Leap Frog has shown no concern to change or recall this toy. I definitely will not buy it for my 4 year old.

    Comment by Danielle — March 18, 2008 @ 2:52 am

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