🎶 Montessori Wooden Musical Instrument Set – Early Learning Through Rhythm & Play
Looking to introduce your child to the joy of music in a fun, hands-on way? This Montessori Wooden Musical Instrument Set is a perfect first step into rhythm, sound, and sensory exploration. Designed for little hands and big imaginations, this all-in-one set includes classic instruments like a rattle, bell, drum, and xylophone — all crafted from natural wood and tuned to inspire early musical curiosity.
At Kid Universe, we believe that every child is born a creator. This musical set turns playtime into a symphony of learning, helping babies and toddlers develop motor skills, auditory awareness, and a lifelong love for sound.
🎵 Key Features
Complete Mini Band: Includes rattle, rod bell, hand drum, xylophone and more — perfect for interactive, multi-sensory play.
Montessori-Inspired Design: Encourages independent exploration through natural, non-electronic materials.
Boosts Early Development: Supports fine motor skills, rhythm recognition, sound differentiation, and coordination.
Safe & Child-Friendly: Made with smooth, polished wood and non-toxic finishes for safe musical discovery.
Perfect for Group or Solo Play: Great for family music sessions, early learning centers, or baby music classes.
📦 Specifications
Material: Natural wood
Recommended Age: 1 to 6 years (safe under supervision for younger toddlers)
Knock Piano Scale: 5-tone xylophone
Toy Type: Rod Bell, Drum, Rattle, and Xylophone (may vary slightly by set)
Certification: CE Certified
Packaging Includes: 1 full wooden music set (exact pieces vary by selection)
Origin: Mainland China
🧸 Who It’s For
Parents wanting sensory-rich, musical early learning tools
Educators using music in preschool and Montessori settings
Gift-givers looking for meaningful, creative toys
Toddlers and babies curious about rhythm, sound, and movement
Strike a note, shake a bell, and let the rhythm lead the way — only at Kid Universe, where early education meets joyful play.
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