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Price Comparison for Vtech Sing and Discover Piano
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VTech Sing and Discover Piano
Bright and chunky musical keyboard with fun light - up buttons an ... Last Update 05.12.2009 05:43
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Read Reviews for Vtech Sing and Discover Piano
by - written on 19/11/09 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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I bought this piano for my daughter's first Christmas in 2007. It cost £20 from Boots and was in the 3 for 2 deal. It's the same price and in the same deal this year, and available from a wide variety of other stockists; Early Learning Centre, Argos and Amazon being some of them. At the time of buying I was wandering around the store with my then five month old daughter who was not in a happy mood. I took her to the toy section to distract her and plonked this piano on her knee, she looked rather startled, but interested, and began to frown and poke at it. The unhappy noise stopped and was replaced by an electronic one which meant I was able to do a bit of shopping in ... Read the complete review

by - written on 15/11/09 (Useful, 11 readings)
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We bought this toy for my first baby girl two years ago, and she used it from about six months old, and still likes to have it out to play with now. The keys are big and easy to play with using tiny hands. They all make musical sounds and make different sounds depending on whether you select a speak function or just music. The pages turn over at the top, and this can be easliy achieved by a baby who is more than about eight months. They also make sounds when they turn, and help you to select a different function for the light up keys beneath the keys. There is a beat box pad and a microphone attached to this toy, which lead me to my only criticism of the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/06/09 (Useful, 10 readings)
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This is easily the best toy I own and has been since my son was 3 months - now 8. It is a versitile toy with lots going on - at 3 months my son loved to watch the colours flash and listen to the tunes, then he loved grabbing the puppy and bashing the keys with his hands and now we have pregressed to hitting the keys with the microphone like a hammer. The best thing though is that it will be a toy to grow up with as there is so much learning still to be done once they can understand colours, numbers and shapes - as a musician myself i think the concept of the puppy playing the music faster and slower is great. The pages also make a noise when you turn them and this ... Read the complete review
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