Introducing Our 17-Inch Kids Ukulele Guitar Toy: The Perfect Musical Instrument For Toddler Beginner Learning Review

Sweet😍, I got this today for my three year old grandson for Christmas! Now he can use a real Ukelele instead of my mesh frying pan cover for his "concerts" !🤗

My child has played with this NONSTOP since she received it for Christmas. It is very durable (she is not easy on it!). Best purchase I have made!

******UPDATE: This guitar finally broke, almost 2 whole years later. I will be getting a new one for my sons birthday again since it lasted so long and he loved playing with it.******I have a rambunctious 3 year old and he is ROUGH on his toys. I bought a different guitar that lasted 2 days. This one is going strong 1 month later. He carries it almost everywhere, sometimes it gets bonked against the floor or furniture, but he still loves to "play' on it, which is what counts. I recommend that…

He absolutely loves it. And its a great toy. I tuned it the best I could. But after everything it's still just a toy. That's my review.

I bought this for my daughter because I wanted her to try an instrument at home and it was perfect! It is very well made for a small child and it sounds great! She always loves playing with it as she watches Coco. I love how it brings music and imagination to a child. Definitely reccomend!

Granddaughter loves this instrument! Don’t expect to keep it in tune, but do expect your child to love it! Limited educational value beyond basic introduction to music.

Sure doesn’t hold tune, but it’s been perfect for our two year old to ‘play’ with us. Makes a good addition to our goofy family band.

I loved that the soft strings on this Ukelele are as child safe as any stringed instrument can be for our 1 yr old, he already wants to pick up instruments he sees me play and this was an excellent choice to give him his own stringed instrument to pick up when I am playing Guitar or Mandolin.

I was hoping to have an actual small ukulele for my kiddo— I had no idea this thing was going to be plastic. Which I guess makes it durable, but pretty crummy. I hate buying plastic. Also, I was hoping to play it on occasion, myself, but this thing can’t hold a tune at all. The pegs just slip around.

Grandma does not even look at the carefully written Christmas lists. Instead, Grandma gets each grandchild a ukulele. The toys that they did receive from the wish-list were soon forgotten. The whole night was playing the ukulele, singing songs, and putting on performances for the family and guests. This was the best purchase I ever made. One grandchild even went to bed with his! In the morning, the music started again. No batteries needed for tons of fun.

My son is on his third ukulele now! Most kids have a blanket or stuffed animals but my child is OBSESSED with his "gittar”. So much so that’s he’s on his third one. His first one lasted for 8 months which is great for a 1 year old. His second one broke the first day, this one had durability reviews so I gave it a shot. ITS PLASTIC! Idk if I just missed that somewhere but I am so excited! I have a feeling this is going to last him awhile and it’s super cute too!

We’ve had this for a month now and love it. Our 18-month Old is a little young for it perhaps but he still loves to plunk at the strings and carry it around with him (especially when we put a video of someone playing guitar on for him - he goes and finds this ukelele). I’d buy this again, happily!

Grandson was pleased with gift at his 2 year old birthday party. It is definitely for a 2 to 3 year old though. A 5 year old child was at the party and it was too small for him. In fact the 5 year old asked me if they had larger ones to fit him.

This is a cute toy for a child. My grand daughter wanted a pink guitar. It is the right size for a 5 year old. I tuned the strings to my piano and this toy won't hold a tune very long. My grand daughter has no interest in playing. She just strums it and sings badly. If someone wants to actually play, buy something better.

I wasn’t sure what to look for in a guitar for my two year old. He is only starting to speak- but made it very clear that he wanted a guitar - and we started really working on him speaking that word. When he finally said it- and then continually pointed out pictures and puzzles that had a guitar- we decided to get him one. I liked that you can tune the strings and it seems to be durable- as we’ve had it for two weeks and my child takes it everywhere, drops it from to time- and it is…

The product came to me weirdly taped up on the box but I didn't really think too much about it. When I took the product out of its box. There were nasty finger smudges on the fretboard and a few indentations on the ukulele's body and headstock. The strings didn't keep a tune no matter how many times I attempted to tune it. Yes I'm aware that you're suppose to let the strings stretch but the strings on this ukulele felt very cheap like if it was a toy. I was going to give this to my son since he

My 3 years old son LOVES it! He plays with it most of the day, he loves music ! Its sturdy and light weight at the same time , just perfect for little ones.

I thought that this was going to stay in tune because the tuning knobs looked legit, but I was wrong. I even bought legitimate uku strings and still nothing. The quality overall seems great, but obviously even though it's a toy having some practical functionality would have been nice. Oh well I suppose.

I was really looking for a nice-ish guitar/ukulele for my son. I thought this was a nice entry level product. Admittedly I should have spent more money but it was advertised well. It’s very much plastic and the sound is very toy-ish. It’s fine for him but I’d consider something nicer. This is more of a toy than a ukulele.

I was looking for a toy guitar for my daughter and i found this reasonably priced item. Feels solid and well crafted for the price