Baby Einstein Hape Magic Touch Tablet Wooden musical toys with over 150 melodies and 3 languages (English, French and Spanish), from 6 months

Great toyKeeps daughter engaged with all the buttons and soundsEasy for her to handle and manoeuvre

well my grandson will not try to pinch his mums phone so much now . We hope .with a great selection on his music box ,

Bit disappointed that the description on the listing doesn’t match what was actually sent, I received one that has Italian/German instead of Spanish/French

Wonderful toy - my grand daughter loves it 😘

The media could not be loaded. I found this ' Baby Einstein Hape Wood Tablet Musical Toy ' ,professionally made from high quality materials,lightweight,good size and comfortable to use for baby.It is great that here is over 150 melodies,sounds and noises,words and phrases in three languages,english,spanish and french.My baby and toddler love languages and very interested when hear nursery rhymes in different languages,so this musical toy is perfect chance to introduce them.The tablet toy is nice to touch,because of wood front and here are colourful and cute pictures.When you touch same picture few times,each time you hear something different,so it will keep baby busy.Also,I like that I can control sound volume,all parents know how it is important.Definitely recomend,good value for the money.

My child loves this but it can get VERY noisy! Its well made and very good quality. Good presentation so would make a great gift.

Main issue is sound it’s extremely low and hard for anyone to hear even in its highest setting. The point of the tablet is to press button and learn, hard to do if you can’t hear.

The media could not be loaded. I am normally a fan of Baby Einstein but this was quite a let down compared to their other educational toys.It is described as a wooden toy. But majority of the toy is plastic. The "screen" is apparently wooden. It looks wooden, but feels like laminate.On the "screen" are a number of icons which represent apps. They are touch sensitive and which each press the toy tells you what it is, then describes it and then puts it into a sentence. It is quite a nice premise and does help with early years learning. The icons are bright and colourful and well drawn. But with only 16 it gets a bit monotonous. The tablet does play some tunes too which my daughter enjoyed dancing to. However the toy was discarded after a relatively short time of playing with it for a new toy.I think the lack of colourful lights take away a lot of the fun. It would really benefit from some pretty flashing lights.In terms of build quality it is done well. But if you are expecting a wooden toy then you'll be disappointed. However, the plastic is of great quality. The volume is sufficient and has two levels and is changed via a switch. One for when you have a headache and one for when you don't have one. The louder volume is not too loud.The tablet has the option to change language modes. It is English, French and Spanish. The English option is accented American. Which I am not a fan of.The size of it is good. It is a nice size for my 20 month old. It isn't too heavy for her. Inevitably she drops it and it has stood up to that fine.