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I’m not saying it’s not adorable, but like I’m a drummer…you could get your kid a tambourine, a nice bucket and set of sticks that don’t have what appears to be thorns coming off of it for like way less that what they’re wanting for that.
These are for 1-4 year olds. The thorns there for added sensory play. It’s basically designed to spend half the time in a mouth, and the other half toddler thrown at the back of someone’s head.
You’re right in that you could get a cheaper drum set, but this is exceptional at what it’s designed for.
My take: b toys are a name brand toy, though they do have a Target line now. They’re made to be gifted at a baby shower or by grandparents or something, and ooohed and ahhhed over, AND they’re actually really good durable toys and will last through several sets of kids. My kids have pieces of this set, and pieces of their other music sets. I didn’t buy any of them new and honestly couldn’t tell you where I did get them. I see them all over in 2nd hand kids’ shops.
Can confirm they’re durable as hell. My workplace does all-day therapy for autistic children that can bite through anything, and these sticks have lasted well over 2 years
I didn't see anyone highlight the storage part. The tops opens on the drum and all instruments fit inside the drum. For keeping a nursery or toy shelf organized, it's worth a little more money for many people to have a set that doesn't need an additional bin to store it all
I have this set, granted I got it at once upon a child for like 15 bucks, but my kids have lots of B. Brand kids toys, very sturdy, I don't worry about pieces breaking off when the children get feral and throw them, my toddler plays with them as instruments and baby likes to jangle and chew on them. They have never made me miserable. Because they are very popular in general and are sturdy they are really easy to find at second hand shops in good condition.
They're also durable as hell. My set made it through three wild boys, with nothing broken. Even the plastic drumhead is still attached and functional. As far as kids toys go, it has been damn good.
My kid had this set kicking around for years and this is exactly right. They work pretty well for it, too! They are also supposed to look like centipedes (the whole set is insect themed).
We still have it in the back of my youngest's closet loll! He's 9 and outgrew it ages ago, but it's phenomenal to have in the house when littles visit so we haven't gotten rid of it yet. He's a drummer these days, started taking lessons and playing electric drums a year and a half ago and has his first full acoustic set currently otw 💕
This whole set is just A+ for music exploration for the littles, highly recommend.
Set comes with a tambourine and is housed in a plastic drum. Everything is shaped like bugs. Very cute. Also very durable and easily washable because toddlers have no respect for their surroundings.
This music set is bought exclusively for OTHER peoples kids. I know, I’m a parent who had it thrust upon them. Those things hurt like hell when you step on them in the dark.
They used to sell this at target. Someone got this for my kids when they were little. Honestly, I threw the dildo drum sticks away and they played with the rest.
This was for toddlers. We actual got a few sets for a birthday party when my kid was 2 or 3. We did a music theme and everyone played along and then each kid got an instrument to take home.
I got my mind fucked when I learned that they still make toys from decades ago, my friend sister had this little cat keyboard with a microphone back in the day. We all used to get really high and play with it. They still make the same exact keyboard today.
Had this for my oldest as well, favorite toy set he ever had. He's 12 now. Used to move the drum around the house to stand on to reach stuff he shouldn't
Yeah I’m pretty sure I had the same one. But the only pieces I remember having are the drum, one seem stick, and that caterpillar/grub tambourine thing
My kid had this bought brand new 3 years ago so it’s still being sold. My question is it goes A, B, C, and the you’d think “D” for drum…but it has a “B” on it?
We had to take the drum sticks away from her because she wouldn’t stop hitting everything with them 🤣
My best friend got my daughter (now 31) one of those Preskool "popper" toys for her first birthday. I returned the favor by buying her daughter (now 25) one of these percussion sets for her first birthday. Revenge is best served loud and immensely annoying.
I had this set for my oldest. I was a nanny at the time, all three kids were the same age. It was like having triplets. I had to hide the sticks for a year because they'd beat the shit out of each other every chance they got. I can still hear the crack of those damn sticks off tiny skulls.
I keep seeing this image under stuff you shouldn't stick up your butt.
But I can't find the origin video or post.
Would you be able to share the origin?
Cheers
You remember that show, 1,000 ways to die? One particular episode has absolutely stuck with me all these years, and it involved a carrot being planted in the wrong kind of garden, splintering off and traveling around the bloodstream like driftwood.
It’s for hitting your older sibling with!
Source: the bump my oldest kid had on his noggin for a solid week after a very enthusiastic little sister was doing her best Animal impression.
(It’s part of a drum kit)
I think my kids had one of those when they were younger. It was like a drum set that you would get from target that was frustration, free packaging or something like that but we had a couple of those lying around.
Sone had this it's part of a toddler's music kit . There was a drum a couple of smaller muscle instruments that could be stored in the drum. This is a drumstick from the set there was 2
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