Baby Einstein Discovering Music Activity Table, Ages 6 Months +

Great for early introduction to music – and speaks three languages!
I looked at the features and functions on quite a few activity tables before settling on this one, and could not be happier with the purchase. It’s a very satisfying toy for my 7.5 month old, because every button and lever provides a lot of positive reinforcement for her efforts. She looks like a little symphony conductor sometimes hovered over this thing, waving her little arms and banging around on the keys. I love that it’s all musically based, helping to introduce her to musical sounds and instruments, and love even more that it speaks three languages! I actually leave it on French most of the time as I speak French passably well and appreciate that this gives her a baby-sized introduction to the language.Only one significant con to this purchase: the table is pretty easy to flip over as my little one cruises around it. I recommend setting it up against a wall or other hard surface where your little one can push it and bang it without causing it to move. My little one does get plopped down on her butt on her foam playmat occasionally when this thing moves out from beneath her, which is a little concerning, but probably not more or less than would be expected from any other similar table. Once her motor skills improve to provide better self-balance, this will likely no longer be a problem.

Great at 8 months+! Helped her stand more!
I’m not sure who loves this more me or my daughter!The pros:-Very entertaining with lots of sounds and lights to get and keep my now 10mo interested.-Educational with classical music, shapes, numbers, and more that is perfect for a developing infant!-It promotes standing! Yes! You can lie it on the floor or prop it up on the legs at the perfect height for an infant!Con: The ONLY con, which wouldn’t even prevent me from giving a lower score is that the item is very light weight, so when the little one would put weight on it in standing unfortunately it moved/moves with her, so she almost started thinking it was another walker, so definitely keep an eye on your little one if you decide to put it on the stands. Honestly, your probably not supposed to do this with someone so young, BUT I SINCERELY FEEL IT DID HELP HER TO START WALKING AT ONLY 9MO!☆ALL IN ALL A WONDERFUL PRODUCT I WOULD RECOMMEND TO EVERYONE WITH AN INFANT☆

Good value, missing important features
This is a perfectly fine product, the different languages are a surprise. It keeps my 7 mo old’s attention decently well and can be a good distraction when he’s in his playpen.However, I’m not sure they tested this before production. There are no rubber grippers on the bottom of the feet, therefore your baby can literally slide this table around and potentially fall because of it. The legs are pretty flimsy, but it’s not a huge deal because of the three leg design they flex but no tipping or anything so far. (Though it is so lightweight my 7 mo old picked it up and flipped it over)Also, I wish there was a 2-setting volume button instead of three languages. It can be a bit too loud in the morning and evenings if you know what I mean.In summary, don’t let these cons stop you from buying this. It’s a good value, just wanted to give the manufacturer a couple of ways to improve it.

I love it, my 7 month old loves it
I love it, my 7 month old loves it, this product has been a big hit in our home.First, you can use the legs to raise it up, or you can remove the legs and sit it on the floor in front of your child. This is what we have done so far as our 7 month old can sit up very well on his own, but can’t stand yet. He loves it. It feels like there are a million different things that each button does, and on top of that there are 3 different modes. One for english, one for spanish and one for french. There are a lot of lights, and music options.Things that could have been better:-Volume.Even on the highest setting it still seems too quiet, but we also usually have someone watching TV and two other people hardcore PC gaming in our house, so the noise level is a bit higher than usual.-LegsUnless I’m doing something very wrong, they are flimsy cheap plastic inserts that don’t seem to lock in at all. The table just kind of sits precariously on them.-LightsOh lord, I’m always dismayed at these baby toys where the lights are dull and look like the bulbs burnt out before you bought them. Not this one! Your baby will be blinded by the lights instantly, lol. When I saw the keyboard lights I was like jesus I need to wear sunglasses for this. I handed it to my son to let him mash some buttons, and I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw the way he jumped back in shock as his eyes were assaulted by the extremely bright LED’s.All in all, flimsly legs, bright lights, and volume aside, I would recommend this to everyone with a >6month old.

The Baby Einstein Discovering Music Activity Table is fantastic! My little one loves exploring the different buttons, lights, and sounds. It’s both fun and educational, helping with motor skills, music appreciation, and sensory development. Sturdy, colorful, and very engaging — definitely a great investment for early learning and play!

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Muy educativo, enseñanza auditiva y de colores. Muy buen producto infantil