🎵 Baby Einstein Toddler Jams Musical Toy - Age 1 and Up Review

My 9 month old daughter broke it on day one. She'd dropped him out of the stroller, and now any little smack on him, like putting him on a table, would cause him to cycle his reset song on and off. I wouldn't buy this if your kid throws things.

Great toy for babies who love noise and parents who don't like it. Gentle sounds make Baby Einstein my favorite electric musical toy. As a mother of four, I've had my fair share of loud toys around the house, and this is definitely one of the few stuffed animals out there. I would recommend, great gift for a baby or 1 year old.

So the toy is fun and has great music and songs. It's disappointing how long the music lasts without pressing a button. I haven't managed to count but I'm pretty sure it takes at least four songs before it ends for the kid to press the button again. maybe even more. Otherwise it is a normal toy. I prefer the simpler one button model, but it adds a few more songs.

My 12 month old loves this toy. It doesn't hold his attention for long, but he likes to play music in the background when playing with other toys. He'll come back to it from time to time to change channels or skip to the next song. The child is easy to understand. I just wish the pop station had songs with vocals and not just instruments. Also, it would be great if it played MP3 or other sound files.

My son has always loved pressing buttons and figuring out how to make sounds. His toy made noises for a few seconds and then stopped. This radio is exactly what I was looking for. It can play music, change songs, and press the big button to sound like drums and other things. I got it right after he turned a year old and he loves it. But I think it would be ideal for a child from 6 months to get the most out of it. And speaking of its durability, my son plays rough and loves throwing toys on the

Batteries included...but not "genuine". Great toy but started working 2-3 weeks after receiving it. I assumed it had fallen hard and broke because the batteries definitely didn't die that quickly. I was going to return it but accidentally replaced the batteries and it worked fine. Then I noticed that the included AAs seemed strangely light. I threw them on my baking scale for fun: 16.7g AA should be 23-24g, that's pure rubbish; I would feel less offended if Baby Einsten didn't have batteries…

I was deciding between this and another product from another company and am so glad I chose Baby Einstein. can be pressed to create a drum sound or applause - Colorful lights dancing to the beat - Easy to carry around the house - Easy to turn on and off - It can be quite loud What I like about it: - Modern design (no primary colors here ) - Pleasant music - Volume control - Radio selector sound effect when changing music genre - Buttons to stop music or go to the next fragment I would say that…

My granddaughter (and I) love the music this toy offers. My guess is that there are about 20 different tunes and that they come from "adult" sources, not just nursery rhymes and songs. She will dance to the music and has figured out how to move the knob to change genre. I think she just likes to move the button - at 14 months she's not looking for anything special. She also likes the special effects button. We've been having playback issues recently. For example when I turn on the toy it plays…