Kids Musical Instruments Sets, 12pcs Wooden Percussion Instruments Toys Tambourine Xylophone for Kids Playing Preschool Education, Early Learning Musical Toys for Boys and Girls Gift

Everything was great just the xylophone stick wasn’t glued very well and the balls on them are definitely a choking hazard. We also had to toss the stack up tower toy, Definitely fits in the mouth and can choke.Everything else my baby absolutely loves. I would buy this again and again!!!

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My baby loves this so much, I may need a second set. Comes with a large variety of instruments for your kid to use. There are louder instruments and softer ones. The colors are very vibrant and eye catching.

The bag was perfect to store all of the little parts together, though I wouldn’t say that any child under one or even like 14-15 months should really be playing with this as the toys are so small and easily breakable. So I would recommend for 18 months old or older as the age range for this toy to play with safely. I feel like all the parts could get easily lost if not carefully watched, so not super easy to use unless monitored. But she loves making music when we can all play together so definitely good entertainment value.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this for my infant niece. She loves banging the toys around making as much noise as possible. I didn need to take the top ball off the stackable rings as she keeps trying to put it in her mouth. Even though it is a bit larger and I am not sure she could swallow it I would rather be safe than sorry. As it is she uses the sticks like a lollypop. I recommend keeping a close eye on these 2 items juat to be safe. They toys are made well every time she comes over she heads right for her toy bix and these musical toys are the 1st thing she grabs. These are definitely a win in my house! Its pretty cool that it also comes complete with a carrying bag so if we wanted to take them on the go it would be easy.

The bells, shakers, tambourine, and castanets have a good sound and look very cute. Something I think people need to be aware of is that the party horn thing makes a loud sound. I know some kids really love that, but it freaked out my baby. I could tolerate it with some ground rules in place (not when people are sleeping, outside or parties only, etc.), but I know not all adults (perhaps some children as well) would appreciate that type of noisemaker. What disappoints me the most is the sound of the xylophone. I know it’s a children’s toy and didn’t expect the most amazing quality, but it doesn’t play a scale, and the notes aren’t in the same chord family. There seems to be no rhyme or reason to the notes. When you go left to right, despite the tone bars being 8 different sizes in order from largest to smallest, two notes are the same and the second smallest is higher pitched than the smallest. For that reason, I will be returning. I don’t expect professional quality instruments from a cheap children’s toy, but I do want my son to form some basic understanding of pitch and this just isn’t it.

My grand daughter loves all the different instruments! Nice variety of them. I love there is a zip up case to keep the pieces all together.

The perfect addition to my music area in my classroom