🧸 Exploring Melodies: Baby Einstein Discovering Music Activity Table for Ages 6 Months+ Review

This is a very fun toy for my child. It helps her stand and she enjoys music and light. I love the way he plays instrumental music instead of annoying nursery rhymes that get stuck in your head and are repetitive. The only thing I don't like about it is that it turns on after your child has moved on to other toys, prompting them to come back. She switched to a toy, don't distract her with lights and sounds, let her play with the book and let her imagination run wild. Rschunimagu

My 18 month old has cerebral palsy and still can't sit up on his own. We put him on a floor sitter and this toy encouraged him to try to stay upright for quite a while. Also, he is deaf and his cochlear implant was activated about 3 months ago, so sounds are new to him. He loves the light and music of this toy. Very easy to activate! I love it! Even for anything under $40 plus free shipping with Revain Prime, it's worth it!

It was amazing while it lasted! So a month has passed since the purchase and it no longer works. Changed the batteries to see if that helps but no difference. It's not that there is no noise, but that there is no sweet music anymore, just hissing and fading and then hissing followed by a popping noise. Disappointed mostly because children's toys don't last long due to kids' interest, but it's even worse when the toy doesn't last long enough to even see. I won't say it's not worth buying, but if

2 stars only because this table is quite dangerous for toddlers that age is meant for. My son is 10 months old and just started pulling up. So he's not so sure of his legs yet. This table is cute and fun for her, but unfortunately it is very light and easy to move. At the same time, it is dangerous for him to stand at this table. I have to hold the table all the time, otherwise my boy would keep falling. I tried it on a rug which is more slip resistant but you still run the risk of the table…

A year and a half after purchase, this is the only toy that has stood the test of time. My son was too big for him, but he loved him anyway. Yes, they get their fingers stuck in the valve that switches from music to numbers, but they are learning to move their fingers and it's unlikely to be a serious injury. Eventually I got tired of him flipping it over all the time so I removed the legs. Now, at 26, he carries it with him and still loves to push all the buttons. He loves to count and his…

I'm not a big fan of electronic toys for little ones, but this is an exception. My grandson is only 11 weeks old and the fact that it can be used horizontally on his playmat and then the legs attached is a huge plus. The variety it offers is exceptional. In "Music Mode" each piano key plays a different song as the keys light up in sequence to the beat of the music. Each of the instrument's knobs plays the sound of that instrument, except for the trumpet, which has a spinning rattle that he…

Bought for an 8 month old grandson and he still plays with it during his visits (now 11 months old). Bright colors, flashing lights, a variety of sounds, strength and durability make this toy the best. He first used it without legs before learning to sit, now he can easily reach all the knobs and buttons through the extra seat on the floor (with detachable legs). A beautiful, subtle introduction to the world of "classic" melodies. also includes childhood favorites. The price is very reasonable…

Love it, my 7 month old loves it, this product is a big hit in our home. First, you can use the legs to lift it up, or you can remove the legs and place it on the floor in front of the child. We have done this so far as our 7 month old baby is very good at sitting up on his own but cannot stand yet. He loves to. It feels like each button performs a million different functions and on top of that there are 3 different modes. One for English, one for Spanish and one for French. There are many…