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Winnie The Pooh Sort & Sing Pianox$94.09
  (6 reviews)
Best Price: $94.09
Little maestros will be mesmerized by the cool light-up keyboard and the hoedown of Pooh characters that dance to the melody of the Winnie the Pooh Sort & Sing Piano! Budding music stars can tickle the colorful, light-up keyboard or fit star-shaped Piglet, square-shaped Eeyore, triangular shaped Tigger and circle shaped Pooh into the piano's shape sorter. The Sort & Sing Piano also comes with built-in activity pages that turn like real sheet music. Mom can choose between two modes: Learning or Music. Requires 2 "AA" batteries, included. Measures 13.4"W x 6.5"H x 8.3"D.
MPN: 70700 - UPC: 050803707002
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Customer Reviews
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Too structured for a 13 month old
By A3VUQX8D09OTDH on 2007-04-29
The "music" setting does not allow my toddler to play the piano freestyle; instead, it constantly tries to get her to play the songs it chooses by giving instructions to follow the lights. I can't figure out any way to turn off the directed play and have it be free play.
The Pooh characters on top are cute, but the piano tells the child which one to pick up and tells them they got it wrong if they pick up one other than the one that was instructed.
When the child is done playing with it, it keeps talking to the child for several minutes before shutting itself off.
It does not have a low volume setting and is quite loud.
I had very high hopes for this toy, as my daughter loves other music toys, and I love Pooh, but I have been disappointed. This toy just sits on the shelf.
entertaining toy
By A3797IESKMVF1L on 2007-10-24
good toy. Lights and sounds. Hard to get the function you want to work when you want that function (i.e. regular piano, singing, pooh talking, numbers and letters). Generally holds baby's attention for a while. One of the characters already not working.
my neice loved it
By AVO6I2E0SSQZS on 2007-04-30
bought this for my one year old neice.....I hear it is her favorite toy now
my sons favorite--though now broken
By A1GSLU1SMHS5T1 on 2008-02-10
my son received this for his one year birthday--and took to it immediately--it has consistently been his favorite toy and I have enjoyed watching him learn how to fit the characters into the shapes-and turn the toy on and off--I agree that it would be better if it allowed the child to play freestyle as well as structured songs--
my main issue now--is that after a few toddler throws-it is now completely broken inside-
i guess plastic versus a strong toddler can only last so long?
disappointed
Disappointed
By A4G6CBJ59NIWS on 2008-02-26
Disappointed... When I bought this I was excited about the piano feature, but was disappointed to find that it only plays the preprogramed music. It also keeps prompting the baby to follow the preprogramed lights (VERY IRRITATING) over and over. No young baby could, or would want to follow it. Would be much more fun if the baby could just bang on it and make music, and then have the characters respond.
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| Product Features |
- Choose between 2 modes: learning or music
- Includes built-in activity pages that turn like real sheet music
- Keyboard lights up to add to the fun
- Also works as a shape sorter using Winnie the Pooh characters
- For ages 12 mos. and up
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