🎹 Tap-A-Tune Baby Toy: Little Tikes Piano Review

Great for encouraging my 5 month old to raise his hands when he is lying and sitting on his tummy. The buttons make a nice Do-Mi-So-Do sound, and it's nice that this isn't a battery-powered electronic toy. A slight downside is that if she hits the keys too hard, the piano will tip over and hit her in the head.

I love that babies only have 4 big keys. I got this for our daughter when she was 6 months old and able to sit up by herself. Although I'm sure this is a good tummy toy too. She loves to bang on it and serenade us. As her mental and physical development progressed, she began to press keys with more control and with her fingers than with her palm.

I think I had one like this when I was little. My toddler loves to play on this little piano :)) Be aware that it will roll around on them and obviously can nose them (like any toy). I like this toy because instead of playing music for her, it responds to her touch, which of course is even better. It's great for hand-eye coordination and always puts a smile on a child's face. Great price, great toy.

Bought for my 5 month old baby. He definitely likes it. Then it was good for the stomach. He is 6 months old, now he can sit well and works great. I kinda hold it so it doesn't move. What I particularly like is that it's not electronic. Pretty easy with 4 notes, but it's not a terrible sound. And he loves to tap on it with both hands and feet. So far it looks pretty solid. Fell off the chair at least once and no problem.

Still as great as ever. I had one like this when I was a kid, with a different color scheme: orange piano and primary color keys. The bright colors and the fact that it was durable enough to be carried from me to my younger siblings made it a memorable toy from my childhood. We probably would still have it now if those 10 years were softer on the keys. They remembered how cool and simple this toy was and bought it for their nephew; He likes it very much. A great backdrop to the other musical…