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Farm Chicken Xylophone

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$21.89 $29.99 In stock

Category: Brinquedos de atividade

Introduce your baby to the joy of music with the Janod Farm Chicken Xylophone, a delightful wooden musical toy shaped like a friendly hen. Designed for children ages one and up, this baby xylophone lets toddlers experiment with six colorful tones, sparking curiosity and building an early love of music.

This clever musical instrument for toddlers hides its drumsticks right inside the hen's legs, so nothing gets lost between play sessions. A textured scratcher adds a second layer of sensory sound exploration, making it a wonderful montessori-inspired toy for developing listening skills, coordination, and a budding musical ear.

Product Details

  • Six colorful tones ranging from blue to pink
  • Drumsticks cleverly store inside the hen's legs
  • Textured scratcher surface for extra sensory sound play
  • Soothing pastel color palette doubles as nursery decor

Safety & Care

  • Wipe clean with a damp cloth
  • Recommended for ages 1 and up

FAQ

  • Q: Where do the drumsticks store on the Farm Chicken Xylophone?
    A: The drumsticks store right inside the hen's legs, so they're always close by.
  • Q: How many tones does this xylophone have?
    A: It has six colorful tones ranging from blue to pink.
  • Q: What age is this musical toy recommended for?
    A: It's recommended for ages 1 and up.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

The wooden mallet is the perfect size for my daughter's little fists, and she's been carrying the hen around by its head all week. Notes sound genuinely nice, not tinny like the plastic one we had before.

Sofia ★★★★★

My one-year-old figured out how to tap the bars within a day and now she won't put it down. The chicken shape makes it easy for her little hands to hold, and the notes are actually pleasant instead of that tinny plastic sound.

Avery Z. ★★★★★

The wooden mallet is the perfect size for my toddler's grip, and she figured out how to strike the metal bars within minutes. It's surprisingly sturdy too, surviving a few drops onto the tile floor already.