Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube – Best Price Review
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I have two small children, one is now aged 2 years and 6 months and the younger is aged just 12 months. I bought this great toy really for the younger of the 2, but as inevitable, it was immediately stolen by the 2 year old, and being unable to explain to my 2 year old daughter that the present was not actually for her, and that the huge kitchen, which was much more expensive and heavy to carry up the stairs to our apartment is in fact her present, I decided to buy another one of these things. The Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube is really great little toy that will keep your toddler entertained for hours. I originally thought that the toy was best used by a smaller child of about 6-18 months, but my 2 1/2 year old has disproved this.
This toy comes with 8 musical compositions from Mozart and really does seem like it is building a strong musical foundation for my kids. Kids can learn how to combine the noises from different musical instruments to make Mozart masterpieces. As they push the different buttons on the machine they either add or subtract the noises from instrument such as the harp, French horn, piano flute and violin.
This toy actually has the best seller slot over at amazon.com in the toddler, music and sound section, so if you are looking for a great way to introduce your children to music then this is apparently one of the best toys for the job. The flashing lights as the kids push the buttons also helps to hold the children’s attention for that little bit longer as well. The soft rounded corners that this toy has also means that you could give it to much smaller children without risk of them hurting themselves. You will need 3 AA batteries.
Some slightly negative issues might include the packaging being a little awkward to open. The plastic ties that keep the toy firmly attached to the cardboard packaging mean that you will have to be very careful when opening it to make sure that the ties do not fall into the toy itself. Then there is the instructions which some reviews have indicated are not as clear as they might possibly be. From my own experience however and that of my 2 year old daughter, you shouldn’t really have too many problems when it comes to trying to figure out how to use this toy.
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