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Binding: Baby Product
Brand: Baby Einstein
EAN: 0074451307049
Item Dimensions: 10851323513
Label: KIDS II
Manufacturer: KIDS II
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 3 months
Model: 30704
MPN: 30704
Publisher: KIDS II
Release Date: October 19, 2007
Studio: KIDS II
Features:- Large easy press button toggles through 7 high quality classical melodies
- Colorful lights dance across the screen to each song
- Colorful Baby Einstein caterpillar handle is easy for little hands to hold and take anywhere
- Off/Low/High volume switch
- Promotes auditory development and music appreciation
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Product Description:
Promote music appreciation by introducing your little one to baby-friendly versions of classical masterpieces by Mozart, Vivaldi, Chopin and Rossini with the Baby Einstein Takealong Tunes! A large, easy-to-press button allows your baby to toggle through 7 high quality and enjoyable classical melodies at home or on-the-go! This baby's version of an ''MP3 player'' has colorful lights that dance across the screen to enhance each entertaining melody. Imported. . 7 baby-friendly classical melodies. Volume control. The colorful and easy to grasp caterpillar handle ensures that baby can ''takealong tunes'' anywhere!Melodies include:. Serenade No. 13 in G, ''Eine Kleine Nachtmusik,'' K525, 1st movement, (Baby Galileo, Mozart). Nocturne No. 6, K239, 1st movement, (Baby Neptune, Mozart). Waltz in GB Op. 70, No.1 (Traveling Melodies, Chopin). The Four Seasons, Spring, 1st movement (Baby Vivaldi). William Tell Overture, ''Lone Ranger'', Rossini (Playtime Music Box). Piano Sonata in A, K331, 3rd movement (Baby Mozart). The Four Seasons, Summer, 1st and 3rd movements (Baby Vivaldi).
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We received this from my husband's uncle as a baby gift. My daughter has loved it from day one! When she was just a few months old she liked to watch the colors flash around. Now that she is older she likes to push the buttons. It is a very good car toy.
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We purchased this in hopes that it would entertain our daughter in the car. It is small enough to throw in a diaper bag, which is the other reason for our purchase. Chunky handles allow baby to hold easily. There is a low volume setting and a higher volume, neither of which I find to be loud and annoying. The lights dance to the beat of the song. My daughter really loves it. Great baby shower gift. Also, may help teach cause and effect.. push the button and music plays!
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I purchased this for my three month old grandson. It caught my eye for its design, and caught my attention for its function. Good size for small hands, and he can chew on the handle! The music is not nursery rhymes, but symphony snippets. When the music hits a high note the colorful dots of light go higher; when the music holds a note, the light holds too. It is a bit difficult for an infant to push the silver dollar sized button to activate, but he gets the idea and is trying! Highly recommend.
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Our fourteen month old daughter HATES riding in the car unless she's asleep, but when we hand over her "radio" she's happy as a clam! This has kept her entertained for over thirty minutes at a time, which, for a one year old in a confined space, is like a miracle!!! The music is quiet enough that my husband and I can talk in the front seat without being disturbed, and even when we do hear the music, it's pleasant and not some horrible jingle that you can't get out of your head (elmo's world anyone? uck). This is indispensable for us, I definitely recommend it to everyone!
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This has been my daughter's favorite toy her entire life, all 20 months. It soothes her after a shot at the Dr.s office, entertains her on a long car trip, and now she has started to sing along with it while calling out colors. I have replaced the batteries one time since we got it as a shower gift. It costs under $10. What more could you ask?
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