LeapFrogLearn and Groove Musical Table (Frustration Free Packaging), Green

We bought this for my 10-month old's Christmas gift, and he loves it. There are several things built into the top to play with, and it stands up well to him leaning on it as he stands. I love that you can change the mode from ABC/123 to jazzy music and also switch between English and Spanish. It's a perfect toy for a baby to get a lot of use out of into the toddler stage.

My youngest son loved this toy! Even after years of being played with, this thing is still running strong with its original batteries. This is a Great toy thats made to withstand heavy toddler wear.

My 1yo grandson absolutely loves this toy. He is entertained for quite awhile and always comes back to it later.

This is more than a musical activity table!1. This table helps babies learn how to stand because of the colorful images and interesting sounds and songs they stand up for longer.2. The most fun part of this table is the little “pocket” with a cover. I will add puffs there and my little one will get so excited when she finds them.3. So easy to set up no wires or anything like that, and it is so easy to store and it takes very little space.4. So easy to move around as well, once my little one started her first steps this was a favorite place to hold and walk since the table is light it was easy for her to push and walk on the mat or on the wood floor.I really can’t think of anything negative for this musically activity table. I strongly recommend it and I would suggest to purchase it once you see that your baby is trying to stand.

This is a great little toy for helping my daughter practice standing and playing with sounds and shapes. However, it doesn’t have any support so the moment she touches it, it moves. I’ve had to push it up against the wall and put weights on the bottom to keep it from shifting around. I wish there was a way to secure it so I wouldn’t have to worry about her falling.

I bought this for my 9mo so he could practice standing/walking and picked this particular one because the color matched his room, but honestly I've been really impressed by it. He has a few other educational toys with lights/sound, but I've noticed with them there's so much going on that they tend to distract from the learning; they're just lights and noise everywhere.This toy has two learning modes - purely musical and purely educational - which I really like. The musical mode plays instrument sounds based on the instrument (trombone plays trombone sound, banjo plays banjo sound, piano keys each play a note, etc) and in the educational mode each piano key sings the name of it's color, the trombone counts to 10 with a jazzy tune, the xylophone sings "up" when you slide it up and "down" when you slide it down, the banjo strum cues "lights on" and "lights off". It's very clear and concise, but still really fun. My little guy stays engaged longer with this toy because it's less overwhelming and it feels like he has more control.Great product!

This table is great! I love that you can remove all the legs to make it easy to do work with baby on all fours, remove just two for core work while sitting (or tummy time) and keep all legs for working on standing. There’s lots of songs for baby to enjoy and not too many bright lights (just a few yellow ones around the center book part) to be in baby’s face. I wish I bought this sooner.My only cons: my bowling pin (plays ABCs) is so touchy where if I touch the table it plays the song. Not terrible cause it’s my baby’s favorite but slightly annoying. Also sometimes the legs are tough to get off but we don’t remove them too often at this age. Overall I’d still recommend and be happy with purchase.

Love this toy for my 6 month old. Bought originally to help meet milestone of pulling up to a stand. Baby was very intrigued by all the different music tunes and lights. He's now 8 months and still plays with the toy. I also love that you can go back and forth between music and alphabet / numbers. Baby can yank and pull up without the table moving. However, on carpet, it does slide a bit if baby pushes on it. Easily fixed my putting velcro on the feet. Legs are a bit tricky to remove (the button is kind of stiff), but we don't mind cause we don't want baby to do it himself / accidentally. Cleaning wise, it does have some small crannies, so we use a tooth-brush to get in the hard to clean spots between the letters and numbers. It's very sturdy and I plan on buying one as a gift for family with lottle ones.