IEATFOBaby Musical Instruments - Your Child's First Musical Toys with Castanet Rainmaker Tambourine Xylophone - Baby Friendly Design Wooden Instruments Set Grow with Your Boys and Girls

These are well made with smooth edges. The volume of each "instrument" is very soft, enough for the baby/child to hear without bothering anyone else. They can even be used in a restaurant. The rainmaker and Tamborine are suitable for any age. The castanet requires some dexterity to be used properly but can still be enjoyed by younger children. I wouldn't give the mallet for the xylophone to a young baby but they can hit the keys with the other instruments. All in all, it's a delightful set and makes a lovely gift.

This is such a nice set. Ordered it for my cousin who is expecting her first baby next month. Both she and hubby are musicians, so I wanted something aesthetically pleasing as well as functional and mini-sized. This set checks all boxes. Made from real natural solid wood, the instruments are quite handsome. The shapes and designs are timeless. Each piece is a miniature instrument and sounds lovely. The size is just right for little hands to manipulate. Comes in a nice gift box ready for gifting, so it presents well. I am so excited and proud to give this wonderful set to the newest member of the band! :)

I picked up these smooth wooden instruments to play with a 6 month old that visits my home. The colors are soft, and the sounds are soothing. She can play alone during tummy time by tapping her little fist on the tambourine or castanet. The castanet has a small bead so fingers don't get pinched. She loves the rainmaker and xylophone, but can't manipulate them yet. My only concern is the xylophone mallet that has a small wooden ball affixed to a thin dowel. The ball would be a choking hazard if it came off, and a child could hurt themselves badly with the dowel if they were sucking on it and fell while walking. I'll likely replace that with a child's spoon. I do like the little foam washer between the metal and the wood where they xylophone bars attach to the body to keep the sound soft and pleasant. Each piece has a simple, pleasing design printed in non-toxic ink. A beautiful set that will grow with my sweet little visitor!

Total score especially for decerning moms looking for both natural and educational in one. Nice selection of pieces and perfectly made for little hands. Hands down the castanet is my favorite and it is pretty fun watching the beads trickle down even as an adult. The quality is exceptional and no detail is missed.. Would make a lovely gift and it is really so nice I can see this making it's way into the keepsake tub to be passed down generations.Nicely packaged and presents well as a gift. Can't say enough good things about this music set.

This baby musical Instruments set is a fantastic introduction to music for young children. It includes a variety of instruments like a castanet, rainmaker, tambourine, and xylophone, all designed with baby-friendly features. The wooden construction feels durable and safe, with smooth edges that are perfect for little hands. My child loves exploring the different sounds each instrument makes, and it helps with sensory development and coordination. However, the xylophone’s sound quality isn’t as clear as I’d hoped, but it still provides a fun experience.

I run a toddler music program and we go through a lot of rhythm instruments. I really like these. They are cute and designed in a way that makes them a little better for very young kiddos. The tambourine is a little better made than typical tambourines for young kids and they are just a bit smaller, so great for younger kids. The xylophone doesn’t have the best sound, but it isn’t awful and it’s also not loud, which grownups will probably like. The kids really liked it, too.

This scan adorable music set. Comes with many pieces for a lot of playing options. Seems to be made of quality materials. Definitely recommend this for your little one.

We have some music-making toys for my grandson but they're all meant for older babies. I love this one because the parts are really little. He's starting to be able to manipulate items more and I know he'll love the rainstick right away. In another month (he's 4 1/2 months now), he'll be able to bang away on the xylophone. SO much fun!