Baby Einstein Rock Light Guitar Review

Baby loves her guitar (6 months). Good toy to lie on your stomach. It has two sounds: electric when you press the keys and acoustic when you strum it. The easter egg sound is actually quite acoustic when you rock the guitar by pressing the buttons and strumming fast. Pretty cool.

My husband plays guitar and my son plays bass. When I saw this I knew I had to buy this for my grandson even though he was only about 4 months old the first time I showed him this he learned how to spin the ball so the music would play and all the lights come on. When he gets older and can hold it I'm sure he will love it.

This guitar plays some classic twists by spinning the ball and touching the knobs. We've had it for a few months, but she started really getting into it a few weeks, about 12 months ago. I watched once and she jammed and played along with the tunes non-stop for at least 20 minutes. We drove for an hour and she played most of the time. This guitar is an old friend made new again.

This little toy is super cool. I gave it to my 6 month old baby for Christmas and he plays with it every morning. He plays classic songs in the form of a children's version for acoustic and electric guitar. I think it's mainly for little kids under the age of one because it only has 3 buttons to press and then a clean spinning ball with little tiny balls in it that tumble as it 'plays'. "Delete the ball. All the buttons play music. And when you play the ball, the song will start and stop. It…

My little one loves his guitar. I play guitar semi-professionally and there is no 'real' guitar choice for the barbarity of a 10 to 2 year old set. They don't want them to be with anything that has strings. The simulation toy will definitely suit babe lovers who are into guitar. Holding a guitar-shaped device that makes noise is more than enough. Our boy played this before he could crawl. Now that he can walk and run, he still rocks. In the car, in the playpen, on the kitchen floor. Last week…

I can't write a review based on my child's answer as I'm still learning what they like and don't like. He wasn't particularly interested in that guitar, more in a box of tissues that was out of reach. I find this little guitar cute and perfect to occupy your growing curiosity George, but just below the point of annoyance. It's perfect for my son's little hands to grasp. When he couldn't sit, he could flick buttons and make musical treats for his short-term enjoyment. The little spheres in the…

This is the hit of all my daughter's Christmas presents! She is 9 months old and I think this is just perfect for her! She's even holding it properly: on her knees, face to the body, outwards, with the head of the guitar in her left hand (okay, in her mouth too). Three buttons on the neck are easy to press and fun. Electric Guitar Riffs. The rattle you will be playing the strings in is very clever. She likes to roll the ball and it makes noise when she does it. It has overly loud settings, none

Baby Einstein toy let me down. I accidentally ordered 2. When I opened one up I saw a roughness on the top of the guitar. I figured it was just an accidental production error. So I opened the second one only to find the exact same rough spot. It can scratch the child. Not only that, the second had a piece of peeling paint or plastic (I don't know what it was) hanging from the black and white part of the guitar. He jumped off immediately. What if a child gets it in their mouth! 🤦‍♀️ Not what…