Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Early Melodies Pound and Tap Bench

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$25.17 $39.95 In stock

Category: Music & Movement

12 months & up. Tap the balls on top with the toy hammer and listen to the melodies as they roll down or pull the xylophone out and tap directly on the keys to make your own melody. Promotes fine motor skills and problem solving skills. Made of wood, water-based paint, PA, and metal. Exposes little ones to music for the first time. Measures 9.4"L x 5.3"W x 5.9"H.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sebastian ★★★★★

The xylophone slides out so easily that my 18-month-old can pull it herself, and the balls make a satisfying *plink* as they roll down the chute. It's been a solid week and she still comes back to it every few hours, which says a lot for a toddler toy.

Charlotte W. ★★★★★

Our 14-month-old loves tapping the balls with the hammer and watching them roll down—it keeps him entertained for a solid ten minutes. The xylophone pulls out easily so he can bang on the keys directly, which is great for his fine motor skills. The melodies that play as the balls roll down are a nic

John ★★★★☆

My 14-month-old loves pounding the balls down the ramp, and the melodies that play as they roll keep her entertained for a good ten minutes. The xylophone pulls out easily for her to tap directly, which is great, though the sound is a bit softer than I expected for a kids' toy.