Teaching Supplies & Child Care

My First Music Set - 5 Pieces

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$22.37 $31.95 In stock

Category: Music & Movement

12 months & up. Nurture children's love for music with this specially curated music set. Whether it's for the curious toddler, the early explorer, or the tiny musician in the making, this collection brings joy, development, and fun all year round. These child-safe instruments help develop fine motor skills, auditory discrimination, hand-eye coordination, and early listening skills. Includes a wave drum, rainstick, cage bell, and 2 shakers.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The little drum is the perfect size for my 18-month-old, and she immediately started tapping along. She's been carrying the maraca around the house all morning, which is adorable to watch.

James ★★★★★

My toddler was immediately drawn to the little wooden xylophone, and the mallet is just the right size for his grip. I love that it came with five different instruments so he can explore sounds. He’s been shaking the maraca nonstop since it arrived.

Carter D. ★★★★☆

The set came in a nice little box, perfect for gifting. My nephew loves shaking the maraca and banging the drum, though I wish the tambourine was a bit louder. It’s been a fun way to introduce him to different sounds.