Customer Reviews

Fisher-Price Miracles and Milestones Peek-a-Boo Piano

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4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

My baby does enjoy this toy. He likes to kick it and hear the music, and I like that it has 3 modes - it will just play music for 10 minutes, the baby can kick it to play songs, or it can be set to play like a keyboard when kicked. The only problem (one I see with many crib toys right now) is that it doesn't fit my crib. It has 3 ties that are meant to be attached to the spindles of a crib. The problem is most cribs now (such as mine) have solid ends, and you can't tie anything to them. This toy is meant to be used at the end of a crib, and it simply won't fit. If you have a crib that has slats or spindles on the ends then you will be fine. I don't, so the only way for me to use this toy is to hold it while my baby kicks at it.Fun for him, but not for me.

This is great for when i need to get ready, I put her in the crib ans she kicks away. Music to your ears

We bought this piano for our daughter. She is 6 months and she loves playing with it. The only problem that we have is that the birdie on the top does not work on ours, but other than that, the music is fun and it keeps her entertained!!

We got this as a shower gift. My daughter is two months old and already loves it! I put it on it's continous play mode and she will just sit there watching it and dancing her feet in the air! I am able to get my morning showers in because of this... now you know it's worth it just for that! haha..

My daughter is 10 weeks old and loves to kick. We put this in her crib and now the crib is a happy place. Hubbie and I love to play with her and the piano, but she's also happy playing with it by herself. This morning I was able to put laundry away, water window boxes, do the dishes AND eat breakfast while she happily played with this in her crib all by herself. She looks so cute kicking it as well. She is sleeping through the night and this is our routine: Change her diaper and put her in pjs, then put her in the crib to play with the piano, then swaddle her and feed her while rocking til she falls asleep, then put her in the crib already asleep, and she sleeps from 11pm to 6am.

I BOUGHT IT TODAY FOR MY 3 MONTH OLD AND, I'M NOT HAPPY WITH IT. IT'S TOO BULKY AND HEAVY. SCARED IT MIGHT FALL ON MY LIL GIRL IF NOT TIED TIGHTLY ON THE CRIB, I PREFER THE ORIGINAL KICK AND PLAY PIANO. IT'S THINNER AND LIGHTER THEN THE PEEK A BOO. THE PEEK A BOO PIANO KEYS SEEM HARDER TO MAKE SOUNDS. MY DAUGHTER REALLY NEEDS TO KICK IT IN ORDER FOR IT TO MAKE MUSIC. THE ORIGINAL ONE WORKED WAY BETTER!! MY OLDEST CHILD USED TO KICK IT SOFTLEY AND IT STILL MADE SOUNDS. MOST LIKELY WILL RETURN TOMORROW.

We just got this at a consignment sale for my 7 week old, and he has been kicking it like crazy. It keeps him happily busy so that I can get stuff done & it wears him out. He kicks at it in piano mode when he's wide awake, then when he starts dozing off, I change it to play music for him to lull him to sleep. Love it!

I am a special education teacher. My student's have multiple disabilities and been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, mental retardation, and global developmental delay. This toy has serve its purpose in which has made students react to the bottoms on this toy. They normally do not react to stimulus this toy has been great tool in the classroom. The order arrive before due date and was well packed.

This toy is a great idea for early development and strong kickers! However, our crib is a sleigh bed design and didn't really work with the design of this product. We later used it on the floor though.

My baby loved this piano when he was really small, but by the time he got to be 5 months he ripped the beek off and swallowed it. I think that this could be a choking hazard and should be used with CONSTANT supervision and should be taken out of the crib when naping.