Retail Price: $69.98
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Item: MD281 Quantity on Hand: 48
Here are the keys to playing a colorful tune! This brightly painted upright piano features 25 keys and two full octaves to give kids a wide range of notes to play, as well as an illustrated songbook and teaching key chart to help them identify notes on the scale. Ages 4+. 15.75" x 11.5" x 9.5".
Toy Value Index: 9.01
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Fat Brain Index: 8.41
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Piano
Posted 9 days ago by Alicia Tharp
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My 1 year old daughter loves this piano! She plays along with her daddy as he plays his guitar! It is perfect size! Doesn't take up to much room and fits her just right!
Review for Learn-to-Play Piano
Posted 25 days ago by Happy Customer
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The Play and Learn Piano is as described although we haven't put it to use just yet. The easel is exactly what I wanted and my son seems to like his new toys so far.
Gift for 1 year old
Posted 10/8/2009 by Marilyn
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We haven't had an opportunity to judge the gift, but it appeared to be everything the ad said it was. The parents said it looked very sturdy - a major concern - especially since their 1-year-old tried to climb on it. He was immediately delighted with it and started to play on the keys, so I would say it's very appealing to very young toddlers.
Review of Learn-to-Play Piano
Posted 10/7/2009 by Loriann Matzek
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I thought about buying a baby piano, xylophone, or electric keyboard, but I came across this piano. I thought it would be perfect to introduce my son to ways to make music (and last a lot longer than some of the other choices). I found that the concept is great, but I am concerned about the longevity. The quality is okay - the wood seems to be sturdy but right out of the box, the keys stick and can move/float around a little (which makes me wonder how long it will last since it is made for kids). The color/note codes over the keys are paper and not painted on. my son already has taken notice of this. Overall, product is okay. Just not quite the quality I had hoped for from Melissa and Doug. I recommend testing the product, if you can, prior to purchase.
My rating of Learn-to-Play Piano
Posted 10/7/2009 by Dorothy Hudson
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This was my first time buying from Fat Brain Toys. I was very pleased with product. The sound is much better then I thought it would be. The piano is heavy and does not tilt or turn over.
Keep up the good work in making more top quality toys.