This little instrument offers big fun that keep baby amused while learning to love music!
Features: -Four easy-to-press keys with pure sounding notes that go up or down the scale -Smooth, gently rounded corners make it ideal for baby's first instrument
For Ages 6 to 36 months.
Product Dimensions: 8" L x 8.25" W x 4.30" H. Product Weight: 1.4375 lbs.
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Product Details
Product Length:
8.5 inches
Product Width:
8.0 inches
Product Height:
4.25 inches
Product Weight:
0.01 pounds
Package Length:
8.6 inches
Package Width:
8.5 inches
Package Height:
4.1 inches
Package Weight:
1.45 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 26 reviews
Features
It?s time for your littlest tike to tap out a tune on the Baby Tap-a-Tune Piano
Colored chimes produce a wide range of tones making any tune possible and letting your child experiment musically
Smooth rounded corners for safety ? no sharp edges
Sparks an early interest in music
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 26 customer reviews )
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12 of 13 found the following review helpful:
My 9 month old loves this Jan 29, 2010
By Akaijen My 9 month old LOVES this toy. It's ugly, molded plastic, but it's the simplest xylophone-style piano I've seen. What it lacks in style, it makes up for in not being shaped like an alligator or not having googly eyes.
My daughter loves musical instruments, but she's way too young for an actual xylophone. The sound of this piano is surprisingly nice (not annoying like most battery-powered toys), and it seems pretty sturdy. We haven't had any problems with it being tippy or hitting my daughter in the face. It's light enough that she can pick it up, and potentially drop it on herself without it causing any injury. She also likes sticking her fingers in the screw holes on the bottom. :-/
I can't say that it really has any educational value except to reinforce an interest in musical sounds. There are only four notes; you can't even play "Mary Had a Little Lamb." We play rhythm games instead.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Inspires Imaginative Play & Musical Curiosity Jan 20, 2010
By Hollie We love this toy! My baby loves tapping on the keys while he listens to his daddy play guitar! I love how simple the design is, it allows children to use their imagination and explore the beautiful world of music without all of the overwhelming distractions that some toys have. We love including babies other musical toys, bongo drum and maracas, for a fun play-time session that leaves him full of smiles and giggles.
This toy is meant is for children who can sit up on their own, not for tiny infants. That might be what has caused some disapproval by other consumers? We have NEVER experienced any problems with this toy? It is one actually one of our favorites. I would highly recommend it to other parents that want to inspire creativity with their lil ones!
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Best for babies to play with while sitting up... Sep 29, 2009
By Erin Blaylock This toy has a nice sound, but the bottom does not sit solidly on the ground, so if the baby is laying on their belly to play with it, pressing on the keys too hard will make the whole toy flip forward and bonk them in the face.
Best to use while sitting up.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Love it! Jun 29, 2010
By T. Drew My daughter loves this toy! It makes a nice sound and it's very basic so we can teach her colors as she touches the keys! She is 16 mos old.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Fun toy, but extremely out of tune (thus, really annoying) Nov 12, 2011
By Jen C Can't the keys be designed to strike a harmonious chord? It's really out of tune and it bothers me a lot. I know it's only a toy, but still...it's not that hard.
based on 26 reviews
My 9 month old loves this Jan 29, 2010
By Akaijen
Best for babies to play with while sitting up... Sep 29, 2009
By Erin Blaylock
