LeapFrog 80-19269E Learn and Groove Musical Table Activity Center, Multi

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A flip of the jukebox page transforms the activities on the table from learning activities into musical discoveries! When it was put together, I was unimpressed by the amount of unused space on the centre that could have been taken up by additional activities - there really isn't that much to do on there. MUSICAL BABY TOY: Designed for sensory play, babies will love to press the melody button to hear 17 delightful melodies as they play and sing along. Press, slide, pull and spin colourful instruments and shapes to activate a variety of learning responses. It can be used with or without the legs, so can function either as a musical pad or a musical table.

The cloth chair is easy to wash, but the table top has a lot of little nooks and crannies for crumbs and dirt to get into. It provides invaluable washing-up/tidying the house time and I can hear the tunes and lots of giggling going on in the background. The French setting is unique, and the buttons and functions are really good for babies to explore their different senses like touching and listening. At five months he is still not able to twist the seat 360 degrees himself but sure he will be able to soon. She does loves the microphone and drives us crazy with making it sing all the time, but it helps get her started in the right mood.Electronic maraca has a light-up dome that flashes in a variety of colours and plays maraca sound effects. There are 12 activities on it for him to manipulate (including some you can change up for variety) and he spins around in it like crazy! He's quite a strong chunky monkey and it has -touch wood- stood the test of time so far as my toddler also wants to get in it. The Learn and Groove musical table keeps my seven-month-old baby entertained, and she enjoys playing with it together and independently. It can be adjusted from a standing table for toddlers to a sit-down play table for babies, simply by removing the legs.

The microphone that moves back and forward on a spring like action stopped moving back and forth and remained leaning over the outer side where our baby could no longer reach it. Even my husband, who was very against getting any large items for our shrinking house, today said "well it may be big but it's been a great toy". Each item on the table does something different, the piano teaches colours, the trombone teaches numbers, the spinning maraca plays the alphabet and so on.com Limited is an Appointed Representative of Compare The Market Limited who is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The table can be used on the floor when the baby is sitting or crawling, and the legs can then be attached for when baby is cruising or walking. Babies at this stage can get frustrated because they can't move around as much as they would like, and the Learn and Groove has definitely helped to ease some of that frustration. There existed 2 versions of the 2005 table, one with blue legs and red lights, and the other with pink legs and dark purple lights. Learning songs introduce preschool concepts, such as letter recognition, numbers, counting and shapes—foundational for future reading and math.

Drum to six different sounds including traditional drums, steel drums, animal sounds and silly sounds. The Learn and Groove consists of a padded, washable seat which clips onto the large sturdy plastic frame. Choose between music mode that introduces songs and sounds of instruments, and a learning mode that teaches shapes, colours and more. Baby likes it, I am pleased with it, my only gripe is it doesn't really have any 'wow' factors that make if different that Leapfrog usually have.The angle of the legs means that it won’t tip over, which is good for toddlers and those beginning to walk or stand upright. There is a large variety of sounds, songs and educational features in both English and French, all of which ensure that neither babies nor toddlers grow bored with it, the added bonus being that it is less annoying to parents as it isn’t just the same one or two sounds all the time. I love that the tabletop can be used on the floor, with the legs then raising it into a table as your little one grows.

Press, slide, pull and spin colorful instruments and shapes to activate a variety of learning responses. It's enjoyable to play with, as the songs are fun to sing along to and there are a large variety of sounds, stopping it from becoming too repetitive and annoying! This is such a great toy, the legs are removable for younger babies to practice tummy time, and with the legs on it provides something for older babies and toddlers to practice standing with.

It keeps my grandson amused and involved for much longer than I expected - he is safe, not crawling around, and gives me the opportunity to do other things for a short while. The pages were updated, Lily was replaced with Dot playing the trombone, and Leap was designed differently, although the banjo still looked the same, the pages looked different the sound of the pages changed from harp sounds to Latin-esque musical jingles. I bought this for my 5 month old son when I noticed he much preferred standing up on my lap and generally being upright. I wanted something that would entertain him and give him the full support of a seat but with the option to stand.