Customer Reviews

Baby Einstein: Lullaby Classics (Interactive Music Book)

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Although my daughter does love this book - it was made poorly. The pages tend to get bent and rip off in the area next to the buttons. The music is very nice though but it doesn't hold up well if your child is at all tough on books.

The pictures are fine, but the music is just terrible. It is very digital and harsh sounding and it is SO loud.

This is a nice book..... should have been designed better. Because of the placement of the musical stars section of this big board book will bend and then will either have to be cut off or will eventually will break off from the weak areas caused by poor design.

My daughter is not hard on book and we had problems with the pages. Once I cut off or trimmed off the weak areas we had a lovely book that my daughter loved and we both liked the music.

We are Baby Einstein fans and while our baby does enjoy this book; it is not baby friendly! Within days, the pages were all bent and some ripped off because of the way the book was designed. It looks very nice but isn't practical for a baby board book. Also, as far as a lullaby book, don't count on it to lull your little one to sleep. The music is very mechanical sounding and SO LOUD. Every time we push a star, I have to cover the "speaker" so the music is at least tolerable. Very disappointed in this product. Don't waste your money . . . we wish we didn't!

There are so many fantastic children's books out there - don't waste your money on this one. First of all, the music is awful. Tinny, fiddly, loud, and just unpleasant, plus there's no way to stop a song once you've started it - you just have to let it play through to the end. Second, as others have noted, the book is poorly designed. All the pages had bent, one had ripped, and the edge of the cover had come off after only two weeks. Third, the writing is terrible! The poetry doesn't scan, and barely makes sense.

All that said, my son, age 1, loves it. Go figure.