Oval Xylophone Toy
Description
Don't stop the music! With this Oval Xylophone Toy from Plan Toys, kids will be making sweet melodies in no time! Made of replenished, preservative-free rubberwood, the Oval Xylophone Toy is a great introduction to the world of music and all of its benefits. With 5 colorful notes to play, the Oval Xylophone Toy also features a specially-designed, toddler-safe mallet and a unique finish to protect toddlers from sharp edges and corners. And to help give kids the best supplies to make great music, this Oval Xylophone Toy instrument is perfectly tuned and musically correct! Plus, parents love this marvelous music maker since it helps to stimulate hearing and listening, develop recognition skills, and teach colors. The perfect instrument for growing toddlers that want to experiment with music, the Plan Toys Oval Xylophone Toy will let them pound their hearts out! Measures approximately 11"x7"x2.75".
From Plan Toys |
Item # 0640502 PN
- Price:
- $22.95
- Customer Reviews:
-
- Currently 2.00/5 Stars.
- Recommended Age:
- 12 months and up
- Usually Ships:
- within 24 hours
Features
- Xylophone includes a rounded base, 5 different notes, and a toddler-safe mallet
- Instrument is perfectly tuned and musically correct
- Constructed from replenished, preservative-free rubberwood
- Stimulates hearing and listening, and develops recognition skills
- Measures approximately 11"x7"x2.75"
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Not exactly a xylophone
April 6, 2011
Reviewer:
clothdiapermommy from USA
Purchased for:
A Friend's Child
Child's Age:
1 Year Old
Describe Yourself:
Mom to one amazing toddler. Loves to sew, write, cloth diaper, and breastfeed and so much more.
Would you recommend?
No
Review:
My friend's son has this toy. It's brightly colored and child safe, environmentally friendly (as all Plan toys are), and the kids love to play with it. My only complaint with it is that it doesn't really sound like a xylophone when hit. Each key has a different sound, but it's sort of dull and soft, and also, the keys don't seem to be quite in tune with the musical scale.
(1 of 1 people found this review helpful.)