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Reddit mentions of Schoenhut 25-Key My First Piano II, Red
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Schoenhut 25-Key My First Piano II, Red. Here are the top ones.
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- EDUCATIONAL TOYS: Piano for kids is an ideal instrument to use for developing hand-eye coordination & encouraging musical creativity. 25 key keyboard piano develops kids' musical talent, toddler piano is suited for babies & toddlers.
- DESIGN: Kids piano is designed according to the baby's general height and is comfortable to use and makes the baby fall in love with playing; mini piano also curves perfectly in the edges.
- QUALITY: Kids musical instruments have firm construction with a smooth surface; the piano keyboard is made of high-quality material, wear-resistance & durable. Baby grand piano is safe and kid-friendly, children will not hurt.
- KIDS KEYBOARD: The width of mini keyboard piano keys promotes proper finger placement enabling an easy transition to a larger grand piano. Lightly tap the keys of the kid piano to create your own melody. Baby piano toy features a nice tone.
- THE ULTIMATE GIFT: This wood baby toy makes a great gift for girls and boys. This kids play and learn mini grand piano model is a perfect Christmas and birthday gift for music lovers, children, friends, family, and more.
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Specs:
| Color | Red |
| Height | 11.5 Inches |
| Length | 16.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | September 2019 |
| Size | Value not found |
| Weight | 13.22773572 Pounds |
| Width | 10 Inches |
This: https://www.amazon.com/Schoenhut-25-Key-First-Piano-Red/dp/B000IGEEC6/ref=sr_1_4?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1498179648&sr=1-4&keywords=toy+piano
It's expensive, but it was our big Christmas present to our first when he was 1.5, and he LOVED it. Now it's out again for our 9-month-old and HE loves it. And any child that visits, ever, loves it. I mean - up to like 10 years old.
It's like a real piano, but just 2 octaves. It's in pretty good tune - not perfect, but way better than most. And it's sturdy.
You can probably find better, and cheaply too. The octave being a bit off would drive me nuts. If it were me I'd look for something where the octave sounds right. I remember playing with musical instruments as a kid, and finding the octave was always the first thing I did.
My daughter's first "instrument" at maybe six months old was a piano/xylophone hybrid-thing. It plays four notes, one of them an octave (I think it's tonic/3rd/5th/octave). Pleeeenty for a baby to play with. But the intervals are proper intervals, and the octave is a proper octave. The kid won't care but at least it won't drive me up the wall.
At a year and a half, we got her a toy piano - I got lucky and found a Schoenhut 25-key cheap at a yard sale. Piano is a great instrument to be familiar with, it helps you understand how the scale works. Even if you just bang on it for fun, the keys are right there.
We're not going to push lessons on her, unless she shows an interest. But... she sees me playing piano and guitar, and working on notation, and taking Skype lessons, and she's here for band rehearsals. And she's had decent rhythm since she was a few months old. My guess is that she'll ask about music eventually.