Music & Percussion

A beautiful designed jewellery box featuring a sweet tune.
Watch the spinning ballerina!
Recommended 4+ years

Robo Beats is a unique robot with a stylish and super futuristic design. It can Tap & Dance with 2 game modes and a touch button on its head! Touch its head in Dance Mode and it will start dancing to the beats of the music included! Touch the robot's head again and it switches to DJ mode. It is ready to mix all the sounds and create a mood. The great dance robot offers sound and light effects for even more fun! It will delight young and old. 3 x AA batteries (not included). 3+ years.

A delightful toddler rattle with colourful beads.
A round handle, easy to hold and shake.
Recommended 3+mths

Connect the colourful tubes to create any kind of horn instrument you can
imagine, then write your own song to go with it.
Recommended 2-4 years.

Play beautiful music with a simple touch! Play freestyle or use instructional mode with lights to guide you.Includes 20 stored melodies. Age 1+

Ideal first tambourine!
All pieces safely enclosed!
Recommended 12+ months.

Rain Stick Musical Instrument for Babies, Toddlers and Kids.
Sensory Developmental Rhythm Shaker.
Shake and turn this toy upside down to watch the beads move.
Recommended 6mth+

Classic wooden toy plays realistic guitar sounds. Like magic!
Features award-winning magic touch technology.
Switch between 4 guitar sounds: Electric, acoustic, bass and banjo.
Ages 12 Months +

The Halilit – Cage Bell is a safe bell for small hands.
Produces an excellent bright sound.
Recommended 3+mths.

Magic Touch Piano is a wooden musical toy with 3 musical sheets to play 6 different songs. Reccommended for 12+ months.

Simply turn this colourful Mini Rainmaker over to watch and hear the “rain” fall.
Recommended 6+mth

This set of Music Bells, which play 8 different notes (1-C, 2-D, 3-E, 4-F, 5-G, 6-A, 7-B, and 8-C) are colourful and playful. Ideal fun activity whilst learning early stages of musical appreciation. Each bell (140 mm high) varies in colour and is identified by the note labelled on the handle.