Justin M. Hall: LF is currently trading with a market cap of approximately $250M. Excitement surrounding the LeapPad is similar to the Cabbage Patch craze.

Justin M. Hall: Not as loony as the Cabbage Patch craze. Retailers are having trouble keeping the LeapPad in stock.

Justin M. Hall: LF shares should continue to climb higher from here.

surfnspy: Tablets for children are supposed to be thee hot gift this Christmas. LF crossed my mind over the weekend.

Justin M. Hall: Hello Surfnspy. I agree with your sentiment and believe LF will perform well in Q4 2011 and Q1 2012.

0ZJ: Amazing. I'm a fan of LeapFrog, they make some great stuff which my 2 year old loves. I'm not a fan of the Leappad @ $250...

Justin M. Hall: OZJ - Regarding LF, we agree. The LeapPad is regularly listed at $99.

Justin M. Hall: Sam's Club lists the LeapPad at $99. However, it's out of stock. http://bit.ly/tNge7s

Irishmedic: OZJ, I agree, but what loving parent is not going to buy the "educational gift". They have a really nice market niche, my kids love their

Irishmedic: stuff, I just hate the price, but Oh well social pressure via my kids, what can you do, lol

Justin M. Hall: This is crazy. They can't keep this thing in stock. http://bit.ly/ubBbPy

Justin M. Hall: LF has a market cap of $250M. With 1 million LeapPad sales at $99 = $100 million. Add the games, Tag, and Leapster, LF could easily double.

Justin M. Hall: Hence the reason I initiated a position in LF.

0ZJ: I set an alert to notify when Amazon restocks. Thinking my kid won't understand the stylus though, he has grown up on multitouch...

Irishmedic: Scary how fast they learn this stuff though, my 1 year old already knows how to turn the page on my nook!