Baby Einstein Discovering Music Activity Table
Baby Einstein Discovering Music Activity Table
The world of music opens up before your baby's eyes with this endlessly entertaining activity table. It starts with a real, working piano-style keyboard for baby's musical experimentation. Flip the book's page, and the piano's tune changes to classical melodies. There's a multi-sound drum pad that can count from one to five in English, French or Spanish. The guitar plays different melodies and activates lights when your baby "strums." The shape buttons feature images of animals and musical instruments. A cute French horn with spinner ball activates French horn sounds. The table grows with baby – great for floor play without the legs for younger babies and when baby is ready, attach the legs for stand and play discovery.
• Flip book station features real-life imagery and acts as mode selector for the table: Music & Discovery mode
• Piano station introduces colors and numbers in English, Spanish and French
• Drum station lights up and features multiple drum sounds and counts in English, Spanish and French
• Guitar station plays short melodies
• French horn rattle ball spinner plays short melodies
- Certifications: JPMA Certified
shipping details
estimated ship dimensions: 22.4 inches length x 15.1 inches width x 4.6 inches heightestimated ship weight: 5.32 poundsreturn details
This item can be returned to any Target store or Target.com.This item must be returned within 90 days of the ship date. See return policy for details.See the Target return policy for complete information.- Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 6 Months and Up
- Features: lights up, multiple activities, converts to desk, music
- Activity Surface: Plastic
- Includes: piano
- Educational Focus: Shapes and Colors, music, foreign language
- Languages: Spanish, French, English
- Material: plastic
- Dimensions: 15.00 inches H x 16.5 inches W x 4.5 inches L
- Product Weight: Weight: 5.55 pounds
- Care and Cleaning: Wipe Clean with a Damp Cloth
- Battery: required, included , 3 , AA alkaline
- Assembly Details: assembly required, no tools needed
- TCIN: 13765506
- UPC: 074451905924
- Store Item Number (DPCI): 030-10-0495
guest reviews
most helpful positive reviews
Baby loves it!
xahhari — 5 years agoI got this for my son to play with starting at 4 months old. The legs detach from the table so even a baby just learning to sit can still play with the help of a parent. Now, he is 9 months old and he still loves it! It's very durable, entertaining, and informative. It even teaches in 3 different languages. I also love that there is a low and ...see moreWe loved it but...
Kathryn — 4 years agoWe've only had it a month, and it's broken. We bought it for our daughter's first Christmas and we were so excited about it. She absolutely loved it and played with it every day. Unfortunately, one of the buttons is stuck down and only a weird buzzing sound can be heard. We're going to take it back and hopefully get a new one. We also love that it...see moreA Must Have!!
Charlene — 4 years agoOur 2 year old just LOVES it!! I wish I would have seen this sooner. She is not one to watch TV, movies, or play with any one thing for longer than a couple of minutes. This keeps her attention and she gets so excited playing with it. We don't even have it on the legs, because she likes to play with it on the floor or on the couch. Our 7 year sGreat toy
JS — 4 years agoGreat toy! We had had the first version with our older children and were glad when we saw there was a new model on the market. Our baby enjoys crawling to the toy when it is laid flat on ground. A lot of he items are designed for a slapping motion which is very appropriate for him at 6 months. Once he is pulling himself up, we will add the legs.most helpful negative reviews
Quickly stopped working
lane — 4 years agoWe bought this activity stand for our son when he first started to pull himself up and we wanted something he could stand at and play. It is a great toy, the the durability is terrible. His favorite button was the drum, which quickly stopped working entirely. It's not that the battery is low, because everything else still worked. I let it go,Broke the first day
Royroys — 13 months agoMy daughter was 6 months when we got her this toy and the first day one leg broke because we couldn't get it off! We got the other two off just fine. My daughter really enjoyed this toy but she constantly got her finger stuck in the middle and it happened daily. We ended up returning itWorst purchase of my entire life
targetlittle — 8 months agoAre you kidding me? Who makes these toys? Obviously they never let kids actually try these things before they are produced. Toy was such a waste of money . It has absolutely no stability if you think your child will be able to pull himself up on it you're right but then the table will topple over right over your child hit him right in the headDon't put the legs on until you're ready
Amy B — 18 months agoVery cute toy with fun things for babies to play with. The toy kept my 6 month old entertained for tummy time. Once she started sitting up, we wanted to prop it up and attached the legs, assuming they went on and off like my sister's LeapFrog activity table. NOPE. Once the legs are on, they are on there for good. So, if you're planning on havingreview images


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