Fisher-Price Kick + Play Piano

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56 of 56 Ciao users found the following review helpful

piggypine

Member since 06/02/2007

Reviews written: 279

Give it a swift kicking!
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09/10/2008

User recommends the product

Advantages Long lasting and durable, fun for babies
Disadvantages Going off in the middle of the night, hard to get nowadays

In 2003 I discovered I was pregnant with my first child, he was the first baby of my generation to be born into my family and as you can imagine he was thoroughly spoiled, he received all manner of gifts when he was born, something that hasn't changed even though he's now 4. One of his favourite toys that he received as a baby was the Fisher Price Kick & Learn (or Kick & Play, it goes by either name) Piano, a toy that is able to be in or out of babies cot. The Kick & Learn Piano is for the most part made up of fabric, the actual piano keys are touch sensitive pads underneath the fabric outer ... more
51 of 51 Ciao users found the following review helpful

bazzaoleary77

The World's Youngest Composer !!!! 21/02/2007

User recommends the product

Advantages Great for Motor Skills etc
Disadvantages If left on can disturb baby

As far as cot toys go I have always stuck with fun mobiles or ceiling light mobiles but as my youngest got older I noticed on EBay the Fisher Price Kick and Play Piano and after researching it on the internet decided to bid on it as it was local to me and I could collect it. After the auction ended I was very pleased to have won it for only £5.50 so I rushed off and collected it, even better news was the person I bought it from had just changed the batteries. When I got home I attached it to the cot and put Harley in to see how he liked it, love at first sight it caught his attention straight ... more
17 of 17 Ciao users found the following review helpful

Fiona2403

Member since 19/09/2001

Reviews written: 33

Keeps baby occupied...... for a little bit anyway! 17/06/2004

User recommends the product

Advantages fantastic entertainment for babies that like music
Disadvantages irritating tie to cot mechanism

I bought my son Samuel this Kick and Play piano initially because he seems to love music and loves wildly kicking and bashing his feet around. The good thing about the piano is that it combines both his loves - by kicking away he gets music played to him. The 'piano' is about a cot wide 5 keynote flat toy that baby can bash at and get tunes out of. There are 3 different setting, the first setting plays about 10 mins of music or so then stops and will reactivate for another 10 mins if a key is toughed (or bashed at wildly!!). The second setting is only activated by baby bashing on of the 5 keys ... more
42 of 42 Ciao users found the following review helpful

kimp123

Live and Kicking. 20/09/2005

User recommends the product

Advantages Entertainment for your child. Fun. Batteries last and last.
Disadvantages Doesn't fit onto cots without rails.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fisher Price Kick and Play Piano. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I recently purchased this interactive toy for my six month old baby. I could have bought it earlier though as it is aged from birth to 36 months. I paid £16 for the toy from my local Mothercare store, but believe that they are widely available from most 'good' toy stockists. Although at the time I got mine, ELC didn't have one. Although my baby is excellent at night (dare I say it) and goes down into his cot wide awake, then quickly falls asleep by himself, I felt that it would be nice for him to have ... more
29 of 29 Ciao users found the following review helpful

latitia

Beethovan's apprentices
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18/02/2005

User recommends the product

Advantages Suitable from newborn
Disadvantages can be annoying, battery operated.

I bought one of these for my little girl when she was a few weeks old as I know that music is soothing to children and wanted to try to entice my daughter to spend at least 5 minutes in the cot without crying for me. I bought mine from a local TK MAX and paid £15 for it just over 2 years ago, the price may have risen or fallen slightly since then. The kick and learn piano has a material cover and is softer where the keys are to be kicked or pressed by your child. the keys are brightly decorated with coloured numbers and pictures of animals. It has four ties which are used to attach the piano ... more
21 of 21 Ciao users found the following review helpful

Charis_of_Avallach

A kicking good time 26/02/2003

User recommends the product

Advantages Excellent cot toy
Disadvantages Can be used to climb out the cot

I was bought this as a going on maternity leave/leaving present when I was pregnant with Eloise, now 2½ and this is one toy that has been saved and will be back in action in July. This is a great toy suitable to use from birth, the idea is to tie the piano to the foot of the cot and then the baby kicks the panels to get sounds and lights on the piano. Whilst the piano itself is a hard electrical component but it is covered in soft padding and material so there are no sharp edges or corners for the baby to hurt itself on. The cover design and the music have changed since I was bought mine but ... more
8 of 8 Ciao users found the following review helpful

geevis26

Lovely PLAY AND LEARN TOY!!!!! 08/11/2005

User recommends the product

Advantages Attractive, Suitable from birth,Good excercise,Worth the money
Disadvantages Cloth wiped,Battery operated,Needs some care

This was the second musical toy my kid had when she was around 2 months. I got this from my cousin, as her kids were too old enough to play with. So I did not pay for it. My daughter got used to the toy and played well when she was around 2 and half months old. Before that she used to just see the toy, may be the colors or pictures might have caught her attention. It kept my child occupied for some time. And also gave a lot of exercise to her legs, as the sounds persuades them to kick. But some times it was annoying too. My child used to get up from sleep, as she kicked it in her sleep. She ... more
4 of 4 Ciao users found the following review helpful

mumsie79

Good toy for babies 16/02/2009

User recommends the product

Advantages Lasts until baby is toddler, different play modes, entertaining for baby
Disadvantages can get dirty easy, fiddly to clean

I got this for my baby girl and she loved it and still plays with it and she's 1 now, so good range for value for money. Keeps baby entertained in the cot for a while and lets mum get a quiet cup! Different modes allow for stages of play and found this good for when they get a bit older and start to sit up, they can play it like thier first wee piano and the colours and animals etc keep them entertained. Only down side i would say is that its made from fabric so gets dirty easily if they have any food around or on their hand, a bit fiddly to get clean, thy could have used wipeable/easy wipe ... more
1 of 7 Ciao users found the following review helpful

loopyloulou1

Kick and Play Piano 05/01/2004

User recommends the product

Advantages entertaining
Disadvantages child can use to climb out of cot

I bought this for my first son. Every morning we awoke to the sounds of him kicking it and he got loads of enjoyment out of it. When my second son started playing with it I was able to keep him amused for awhile by having it on the continuous music mode (an absolute godsend for a child who cries all the time and has to be amused). Now that he is older he crawls to the bottom of the cot in the morning and plays with it also. Although this is supposed to be used upright I myself found it better positioned lying flat. It encourages a child to go to the bottom of the cot to play with it. ... more