[Free name engraving available] Ed.Inter Forest Melody Maker J548065 813010 (for ages 1.5 and up) Gift for babies

Brand ｜ Brand

Ed-Inter was founded in 1988 with the establishment of a preschool classroom.
At the time, the only wooden educational toys available were expensive imports from Europe.
So he decided to start planning and manufacturing wooden educational toys himself.
Our goal is to look to the future of our children and contribute to their development as they will be the ones to shoulder the future of the Earth.
To help them grow into adults with a global perspective and way of thinking,
We strive to create products that are effective in the development of the mind and body from various perspectives.
In addition, we want you to feel free to purchase high-quality toys that are appropriate for your child's age.
Through various management efforts, we are able to offer reasonable prices.

Product ｜ About the product

When you press the keys, the round motifs bounce up and down in sync with the sound. The synergistic effect of the sound and movement being linked together creates a great sense of joy, and the product is sure to spark an interest in relationships. There is a metallophone on the top board, so you can play by hitting it with a drumstick. It can help train your fingertips in areas such as strength and weakness, and develop creativity, imagination, the ability to spatially recognize finger movements and positions, and the ability to remember melodies.

Feature

Two ways to play the melody

You can enjoy two ways to play melodies: on the keyboard or on the xylophone. You can also enjoy a duet with your mom or dad using the metallophone and keyboard.

Cultivate curiosity

When you press the keys, the round motifs bounce up and down in sync with the sound, providing a fun experience for both your ears and eyes. It makes sounds, moves things, and cultivates your child's curiosity.

Easy to play

Comes with sheet music for "Butterfly," which allows you to easily play by looking at the color of the notes.

Gaining "skills" through play

Around 1.5 years old, children love to hit everything and check the response and sound. When you hit the glockenspiel or keys of the "Forest Melody Maker," it responds with sounds of various pitches and bouncing movements, which makes them want to have more and more! Try playing it softly, or faster... As they play it repeatedly, they will discover the fun of changing the strength and rhythm of the sounds, and they will be able to play it with gusto even when they grow up.

Spec ｜ Specification