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    Default Favorite musical toys for 3 year old

    Looking for something that I won't regret buying for dd2 who will be 3 soon. Suggestions? I'm liking this place...
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    We have a collection of various instruments (drums, bells, harmonicas, whistles, keyborad...) and they are all popular. Some have come from classes DC have taken, some were bought, some were made. I think you can't go wrong having instuments around for kids.
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    If you can stand the noise then I highly recommend Remo drums. They are really great. My dad got DD1 a cute little harmonica that actually plays well. I also love maracas and picked up some small kid sized ones at Guitar Center. I got rhythm sticks and a triangle at a teacher supply store. Come to think of it, every kid who comes over to play LOVES that dang triangle!
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    We have way too many musical instruments. I found a good deal on a 30-piece LP instrument set once so we have a bunch.
    Quote Originally Posted by MamaMolly View Post
    If you can stand the noise then I highly recommend Remo drums. They are really great.

    We have this one, and every kid that comes over wants to play it:
    Floor Tom
    http://www.amazon.com/Remo-Percussio...bxgy_MI_text_b
    Melissa and Doug make a lot of different Band in a Box sets...we were able to get some for $7.99 on a Christmas toy sale on Amazon so I gave away a bunch that year as gifts.
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    We also have a bunch of egg shakers.
    And a tiger xylophone/piano:
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    Other faves are a wooden train whistle (sounds just like a train) and a kazoo.
    This one is also a huge hit, probably her favorite:
    Kitty Keyboard by Battat
    http://www.amazon.com/Battat-BX1025-...3576875&sr=1-1
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    Another option would be a xylophone (or glockenspiel or whatever they are called) that is arranged like a piano keyboard. We have this one

    http://www.amazon.com/Lyons-Note-Bel...611503&sr=1-11

    but here is another similar one

    http://www.amazon.com/LMI-Note-Bell-...owViewpoints=1
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    Quote Originally Posted by ljackson View Post
    Another option would be a xylophone (or glockenspiel or whatever they are called) that is arranged like a piano keyboard. We have this one

    http://www.amazon.com/Lyons-Note-Bel...611503&sr=1-11

    but here is another similar one

    http://www.amazon.com/LMI-Note-Bell-...owViewpoints=1
    Going for one of these. Any reason why you chose one over the other?

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    And thanks for the Remo drum suggestions!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ljackson View Post
    Another option would be a xylophone (or glockenspiel or whatever they are called) that is arranged like a piano keyboard. We have this one

    http://www.amazon.com/Lyons-Note-Bel...611503&sr=1-11

    but here is another similar one

    http://www.amazon.com/LMI-Note-Bell-...owViewpoints=1
    those are awesome!

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    I think ukuleles are super kid-friendly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by larig View Post
    I think ukuleles are super kid-friendly.
    Yes..have a Uke and kids love it. Have to restring it though...

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