Item no.
E12396
Age
From 12 months
Parts
1
Strum Along Songs™
Baby’s first jam session is full of musical discovery with the Strum Along Songs™ Magic Touch™ Guitar from Baby Einstein. Made with award-winning Magic Touch technology, this wooden toy puts music at baby’s fingertips… with no buttons or strings required! Realistic guitar sounds respond to your baby’s strumming movements to put their creativity on the main stage. Your rockstar can create her own chord combinations or play along to pre-recorded tunes. Use the whammy bar to enter Silly Mode for sound effects galore. This toddler toy introduces color and music notes while encouraging the development of motor skills. Let the creativity soar with baby’s very first guitar!
- Featuring award winning Magic Touch technology
- Wooden guitar with realistic sounds
- No buttons or strings needed to create music
- Responds to a simple touch, play along with songs or create your own masterpieces
- Different play modes and sound effects
Complete the set
- Tested to EN 71 toy safety
- Educational learning toys
- Developed with educators since 1986
Thoughtful design
Thoughtfully designed for play
Learning through play
What your child develops through play
Play tip
Pull the whammy bar while shredding out a song to enter silly mode, with lots of fun sound effects!
The facts
Specifications & service
Specifications
Title
Strum Along Songs™
Product number
E12396
Age Group
From 12 months
Number of Parts
1
Number of Batteries
3
Size
41.9 x 18 x 4.8 cm
Weight
0.65 kg
Material
Plywood, PA, PP, ABS
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Frequently asked questions
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Write to usFrom what age is it suitable?
Our age recommendation: From 12 months.
How many parts are included?
The set includes 1 parts.
What is it made of?
Materials used: Plywood, PA, PP, ABS, , .
Does it need batteries?
Yes, it needs 3 × AA batteries.
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