Fisher-Price Step & Play Piano

by Fisher-Price

Product Features

• 3-stage piano grows with your child
• 12 toys and musical activities
• Removable seat slides and spins 360°
• 3 adjustable height positions
• 4 different play modes to choose from

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 22.8 pounds
• Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
• ASIN: B00006C29H
• UPC: 075380790292
• Batteries: 3 C batteries required.
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #49,837 in Baby (See Top 100 in Baby)
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (250 customer reviews)

Product Description

The ultimate in entertainment for Baby, the Fisher-Price Step&Play piano provides fun and stimulating activity in 3 separate stages: entertainer, safe musical walker and play space for toddlers. The height-adjustable, 3-position seat can be stationary, spin 360°, or slide to let Baby‘walk’ back and forth, rewarding steps with music and lights. It’s also removable so your toddler can play. Features 12 toys (including maracas, tambourine and bead ball to reinforce physical skills; bell for ringing; sliding beads to develop hand-eye coordination and more) and musical activities. Stepping on the keys activates music and lights. Baby can listen to a full song or build a song, and toddlers can create a song note by note with volume control. Select from 4 different modes with just the click of a switch: Baby steps on keys to hear a full song or to build a song, and toddlers step on keys to create a unique song note by note. Child can also step on keys for fun sound effects. Seat pad is machine washable. Grows with Baby, through 3 years. Imported. 24Hx29Wx25L".

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

47 of 47 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best toys I've bought, June 13, 2003

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Rebecca (APO AE) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fisher-Price Step & Play Piano (Baby Product)

My husband and I bought this for our son for Christmas when he was 5 1/2 months old. He got excited just watching his daddy putting it together. He has been standing up (with help) since he was 2 months old. He loved grabbing the rattle and the microphone shaped toys and trying to put them in his mouth. He liked to look in the mirror. I liked that I finally had a toy that would hold his interest for more than 5 minutes. I also like that you can change it from music to music notes to sound effects so you don't have to hear the same song over and over. My son is 11 months old now and he still loves his piano. I have taken the seat off because he doesn't like to be confined now that he's getting around on his own. He crawls across the keyboard and pulls himself up. The sides are close enough together that he can reach either side once he's standing. He even more interested in the mirror now. He gets real close to it and babbles to the baby in the mirror. He's also learned to change the sound on his own. I bought this because I liked the idea of a toy that he could continue to use as he got older and it has proven to be money well spent. I would highly recommend this toy to anyone looking for a stationary walker. A note on the other reviews about possible injury, I have not had any problems with this toy. No pinched fingers or toes. When the seat was still attached he was never scratched by it but I'm always really carefully when I take him out of things because he has been hurt by other toys. Update June 2004: My son is almost 2 now and he still plays with his piano. It's 1 of the first toys little ones play with when they come to our home. Now that my son is older he talks into the microphone. He also changes the sounds on his own. He likes to hear the different music and noises when he switches them. The only problem I have with the piano is that my son using it to climb on to get into things. Although he's climbing on anything and everything now so it's not really a toy related problem. I would still highly recommend this piano.

44 of 44 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars It's a walker and a saucer in one..., December 26, 2002

By A Customer

This review is from: Fisher-Price Step & Play Piano (Baby Product)

My 5 1/2 month-old son got the Step & Play Piano for Christmas. He loves to sit in it and I loved the fact that it was very easy to put together. Everything just snaps into place. The music is not too loud like some toys and if you have a baby that talks a lot you may think the music should be a little louder. All of the toys are great except the trumpet. My son keeps droping it and he cannot pick it back up because the ribbon is not very long, but that is for safety. My son really likes the mirror and I like it because it is larger than most mirrors on baby toys. The seat slides and spins around with ease.

I had a hard time finding this, but I was looking in the wrong section. It's not in the toy section, it's in the baby gear section.

Some may think this is a little expensive, but it's worth it. When your baby doesn't like to sit in the seat and starts to stand, he can still use the Step & Play Piano because the seats comes out. Your child can walk inside and still play with the toys and step on the piano keys.

I can't say enough good things about this toy. I love it and more importantly, my son loves it.

32 of 32 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars THE best toy...ever, June 5, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: Fisher-Price Step & Play Piano (Baby Product)

During a midnight colic event last November, my husband and I took refuge in our local Wal-Mart where we purchased this toy for our five month old daughter in a desparate attempt for peace and happiness. She had reflux really bad and we thought this would help keep her body upright and her milk down - it worked like a dream. She started off in the seat and soon learned that she could swivel around and play with different toys behind her (she loved the microphone with the tiny balls inside). Later she found out that she could actually walk a little in it (because the seat slides from side to side). We removed the seat a couple months ago and she loved crawling across the bottom set of keys to make music. Now she's pulling up and standing inside to play with the toys on top again (I think she'd forgotten they were up there) - I'm not sure she will ever outgrow this toy. It's pretty pricey but to me it's been several toys in one.

One note of caution - take your baby out of the seat slowly. Our daughter scraped her knees on the underside of the seat a few times before we figured it out.