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Read Reviews for Fisher Price Dancin' Bandstand
by - written on 30/05/07 (Very useful, 274 readings)
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Suitable from 6 months of age this is an adorable childs toy. It encourages youngsters to dance and move, improving their hand eye co-ordination. my little ones loves it and will happily spend their time playing the music and dancing in the crazy way babies do, I dont mind listening to the songs either as they have a carribbean style which is refreshing in these toys. It is easily assembled, with the dance mat already attatched to the base, the instrument section then pops on the top of the legs. It has 2 height adjustments that can be changed by pulling a lever on the stand. the height differnces allow babies to sit or stand to use it, depending on their ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/06/06 (Very useful, 958 readings)
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This is a great interactive durable toy by fisher price, which encourages baby to stand , move and dance. It costs around £37-£40, Baby can sit or stand whilst playing with the bandstand. My daughters great gran bought her this for christmas and she loves it!! ======Setting up====== This is fairly easy to fix together, a Philips screw driver is needed, there is the dance mat and base which you attach to the legs, and the band centre clips on the top of the stand, the horns attach on the left hand side next to the keyboard and the guitar attaches to the right hand side, the monkey was a little tough to fit into his ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/12/05 (Very useful, 1209 readings)
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Seeing as though this toy was advertised quite a lot before Christmas 2004 and it looked like fun, the Fisher Price Dancin’ Bandstand was our choice for Jon’s main present. Costing around the £40 mark, it can be bought in Argos, Toys R Us or anywhere that sells Fisher Price toys. On Amazon it’s called “Dance Baby Dancing Bandstand”. Not sure where they got that name from. The first thing that attracted me to the Bandstand was the dancing monkey on top. While the songs are playing the monkey spins round and wiggles from side to side. Instantly it catches the baby’s attention and makes the toy interesting. Of course, the first thing Jon did when he saw the ... Read the complete review
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