Fisher-Price Toddler Pull Toy, Classic Xylophone Pretend Musical Instrument with Mallet and Rolling Wheels for Ages 18+ Months

These have that perfect, grungy tonal quality you expect from Fisher Price - the shrill jingle of these keys really made my Morning Announcements (Im a principal).

Held up nicely!

For $6, this is a great buy. My 7 month old is obsessed with it and even accidentally bangs out some notes sometimes. The mallet is his favorite thing to chew on. The low note is definitely flat as others have noted, which is really irritating, but it serves its purpose.

What can you say. It a classic. Babys love to make music. You cant go wrong.

This never changes and always gives young children hours of fun pounding on something instead of the furniture. Always a great gift.

Little child likes to make noise with it.

I bought this for my 6 mo. She displays interest in grabbing this toy and I look forward to watching her grow into it. In the meantime, my preschool aged kiddo runs off with it and plays in her room. Actually, sometimes I find myself playing with it as well.

The only complaint I have is that the string isnt long enough for my 22 month old to pull the xylophone.

I got this for my youngest son for Christmas. He has loved it since he opened it. Even his nearly 3 year old brother adores it. At our family Christmas party, I got to see my youngest and his cousin hovering over it, trying to play with it together. The only issue that Ive noticed is the cord for the mallet is a little too short. My kids have gotten frustrated trying to hit the end pieces, because you can really only do it from one direction. They want to have more free motion with it. The only way to give them that free range of motion is to cut the cord, but then they lose the mallet. Thats the whole point of the cord. While that has been a little frustrating for them, they still love the toy, and it gets played with quite a bit in our house.

This is a cute and well made toy. It’s a classic. However, the string is 8” long; ridiculously short. It can’t comfortably reach the keys at the far end. What is the point in a musical toy that can’t be played? We will have to lengthen the string before gifting it. Not happy.