Feathered Phonics The Easy Way To Teach Your Bird To Speak Volume 3: Barnyard Fun! 96 Sound Effects and Words

..Perfect for teaching parrots to learn new words. I put it on repeat and play it over and over and the greys perk up when they hear the voices. Excellent seller and fast shipment. Price was reasonable for the purpose I purchased this item. Use as an additional to the owners normal voice to enhance their learning ability.

Dislike u can't hardly hear the whistle and who ever talking it has nothing to do with teaching the birds

I bought this to help me teach my blue quaker named Booger to talk and it sure has helped. I put it in the CD player and let it play all day while I am at work. It might drive Booger nuts, but he sure has learned a lot of words.

Feathered Phonics, Volume 3, is advertised as an easy way to teach your bird words and sounds. Well, yes, if you are careful not to bombard the poor bird with the same sound for too long, say, two or three minutes at most. Of course you need a CD player that will repeat a single track.Still, teaching a bird by associations - by seeing, hearing and sometimes tasting all at the same time is best.A friend used the CD and was not careful to limit the exposure of a single sound - When the bird now hears the sound of a cow he freaks out!This is not a CD that you turn on and simply let run, because 96 sounds and words will drive you nuts.The CD is simply a sound source that you have to work with.

This series doesn't work for me. It is not something that I think any medium size or larger parrot could get into. My Amazon was totally unimpressed.

This product was terribly disappointing. It was the human track saying "quack quack quack" and the human sheep saying "baaaa" did it for me...just dumb. I would have given it one star, but I agree with a previous poster that some of the other sounds were pretty good. Not sure it's worth the money tho. IMHO

i'm teaching my amazon to talk and this will help, I hope...

Nothing wrong with the CD. Just consider it lesson learned. If you want your parrot to learn to talk, talk to your parrot yourself.