Baby Einstein Magic Touch Wooden Drum Musical Toy, Ages 6 months Plus

Bought for my daughter and she loves it, keeps her entertained

My little boy (9 months old) loves these drums particularly bopping along to the music you can play on the drums and music setting. I bought the drums a few months ago and I think he has been enjoying them much more in the past month or so. They are pretty sturdy and seem to withstand him attempting to chew them. They keep him well entertained and he loves seeing our reaction to him making music on them. There are three drum settings - a drum kit, bongos and a rhythm type sound with a bell and a snap noise. You can alternate between these on the drum setting but not on the music setting I think this might be done automatically and sometimes changes with the tune playing.

Granddaughter loves this.

Advertised as wooden but most of it is made from plastic. Nice toy and the sounds are nice and not too loud but be warned it is not really classed as a wooden toy.

Good

Kept my grandson very entertained. Well made and easy to use. Great sound quality.

I am absolutely delighted about these fantastic baby wooden drums ! This is one of the most beautiful toys I have ever touched.It's an quality and safe eco product. The usage of the product is just simple and it allow to your baby to learn animals, colours, rhyme and also develops motor skills and at all entertain your baby.You can even drum on it or listen the modern version of classical music while playing on drums.I bought this to my 8 months son, now he is 10 months and he is still interested in to drum on it - he can touch the ,,play,, botton himselves.We enjoy every mornings with this toy :)))

Ah, the Baby Einstein Magic Touch Wooden Drum - a beautiful fusion of wood, electronics, and the raw musical talent of a child. My little one was instantly captivated, gleefully tapping away… until we encountered The Right Drum Pad.The other pads? A gentle tap and boom - instant sound, instant joy. But the right pad? Oh no. That one demands commitment. It scoffs at weak taps. It ignores hesitant fingers. It requires a child to earn the sound through sheer determination and perfectly calibrated force. Is this part of the magic? A secret lesson in perseverance? A training ground for future percussionists?Who knows.Overall, a good toy. Just be prepared for your child’s journey from joyful drummer to frustrated rhythm warrior.