B. toys – B. Symphony Musical Toy Orchestra for 3+ Years – 13 Musical Instruments for Classical Music for Babies and Toddlers – Interactive Kids Music Toys with Lights and 15 Songs

The best toy I have ever bought for my kid!!!

Such a cool toy for kids. I am so impressed with this item and for it being at the price point it is makes it such a great buy. The size is perfect for kids to handle it without issues, not too big or small, weight is good. Love the lights which aren’t too bright or dim, volume control works well and loudest setting isn’t too loud to drive parents crazy. A super cool toy. My autistic 9 year old enjoys playing it as well as my 18 month old. I even enjoy playing it with them and creating the orchestra.

I can't even explain how much I love this toy. The music is great, adding & taking away the instruments is flawless. Love that there's colors & shapes incorporated into it. And the storage in the back is plenty big making it so easy to store & take back out. It's a little heavy but we keep it on the kids little table. The tempo control is a nice addition. This is easily my favorite toy to play with that the kids have. It doesn't really go on sale, but it's worth every penny.

This is a fantastic musical toy. Generally speaking I don't allow toys with batteries in my house, but I decided to give this a shot. It is great. The music is actual music, not super obnoxious "kids music." So far the only sound that has gotten on my nerves is the flute. The songs are mostly kid songs like Pop Goes the Weasel and Twinkle Twinkle with a few classical pieces thrown in. But again the way they are played is very pretty. My son, 3.5 has really enjoyed trying out different instruments and then will grab his rhythm sticks and dance around. We have dance parties where we do fast or slow dances based on the tempo of the music playing. You can adjust the tempo but he hasn't really figured that out yet. There is plenty to keep him occupied for now as well as different things for him to learn as he gets a little older like the difference between wind and percussion instruments. The pieces will fit in the top or store inside a compartment in the back. My son needs help making them fit in the storage part and the door for it seems a bit flimsy. The shape sorting aspect on top is a little advanced, and therefore not ideal. Even I have to turn the pieces over to see exactly how it should go. However I would gift this without hesitation. My son has enjoyed it and every adult who has seen it also wants a turn playing with it. That tells me it will be used for quite some time, assuming it holds up. At the moment I don't see any reason it wouldn't.

It may take a few tries until a young child gets the concept, but when he/she does, it becomes a favorite.One

This thing is soo cool. The first one didn’t work and they replaced it free of charge. Honestly the toy is so great that I gave it 5 stars anyway. My son loves it and I even like playing with it. My three year old is learning the names of the instruments and pretends to play them as the music plays. Wonderful toy.

We bought a few of these. Its a great present for 18 months and up. Just don't lose a piece.

So looking at this toy I thought it may be way too old for my toddler I almost skipped over getting it. Low number of songs also had me questioning will we get the value out of it. But with my husband and I both being musical I decided to give it a try.While we are just a couple weeks into it my toddler understood what to do in just a couple short play sessions. Around 2 weeks in she is now trying to play instruments back in their proper slots.As far as the low number of songs, while I would like more it isn’t so bad as I thought it would be. The songs change fantastically as instruments move in and out so the main melody might not alway playing. How it can switch in and out as the instrument are changed works well. The transitions are well designed/programed.One thing to note I see some reviews where it is stuck in demo mode. Mine came that way to, which is kind of like many modern toys. Flip the power switch to off and turn it back on again takes this toy out of demo mode.