Baby Einstein Count and Compose Piano | 
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| Brand: Baby Einstein
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $14.99
New (3) from $14.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 52
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: No
Age: 6 months - 2 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 9.3 x 5.8 x 4
Model: 30983
UPC: 074451309838
EAN: 0074451309838
ASIN: B0018Z8BBQ
Release Date: July 27, 2008
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| Features:
| • | Comes with three play modes; instrument key mode, baby composer mode, counting mode | | • | High quality speaker with volume control | | • | Baby will get an introduction to numbers 1-5 in English, Spanish, and French as each numbered piano key is pressed | | • | Multiple music modes and instruments |
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| Customer Reviews:
My 7 month old son loves this piano!! October 31, 2008
S.R.S (New York, NY USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great interactive toy for babies who love music.....Especially when they are learning to sit up on their own and good for tummy time too. It lights up and has 3 different play modes, sounds, and languages. It's not too loud, holds thier attention span, teaches them to push the buttons to get it to play, and is small so it can go to Grandma's for a weekend. My son loves the little spinner with the beads too. One thing you should know is, if your child is strong or plays rough and is active as mine,(he is only 7 months old and a big boy!) the piano is hard plastic with some weight to it and well, you get the idea!
Yay! A toy that intrigues the baby without driving the parent nuts. October 22, 2008
Megan Mcdonald (Saskatoon, SK Canada)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My 10 month old likes high stimulus, so she seems to get bored with her toys quickly and doesn't think much of toys that don't DO something. This piano has a lot going on and so far it's been enough to keep her entertained better than any other toy.
Primarily I like its design. The 'composer' function doesn't just play one song quickly, repeatedly and loudly as most piano toys with some kind of 'demo' function do. When the baby hits a key, it plays one phrase. The next time a key is pressed gets another musical phrase. It's pleasant to listen to, you aren't left with one short tune running through your head and there's seven different melodies. In short, it seems like someone put some thought into what would make a piano toy fun and interesting to play with. It doesn't feel like it's been dumbed down on the assumption that parents don't care and babies don't know the difference.
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