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Baby will get a kick out of musical discovery with Baby Einstein Ocean Explorers Neptune’s Kick & Explore Musical Kick Pad & Crib Toy, a soft, unisex musical toy that helps baby explore melodies, create original songs, and learn letters, numbers, and shape names. Featuring Neptune the Turtle from the Baby Einstein Ocean Explorers show, baby can jam and discover 3 languages during crib play, tummy time, or sitting up. Includes 3 ways for baby to play. In Piano Mode, baby can create original marimba sounds with every kick. Choose Melody Mode to help baby play along to pre-recorded jingles and sounds, or Discovery Mode to introduce shapes, colors, and numbers in 3 languages – English, French, and Spanish. This vibrantly-colored kick pad easily attaches to baby’s crib via ties and transforms into a floor toy for tummy time or seated play. Requires 3 AA batteries.
Neptune’s Kick & Explore Musical Kick Pad helps baby learn music, shapes, numbers, and colors. Features 5 kick buttons to activate lights, music, and sounds to stimulate cause and effect learning.
3 Modes of play: Baby can explore music in Melody Mode or use Piano Mode to create original songs with marimba sounds. Discovery Mode helps baby learn colors, numbers, and shapes in 3 languages.
Soft, colorful mat adapts to baby’s growing needs 3 ways. Attach to a crib for reclined play or detach for older infants during tummy time and seated floor play.
Features Neptune from Baby Einstein Ocean Explorers show
Product dimensions 15.75 x 1.38 x 10.63 and requires 3 AA batteries
Customers say
Customers find this activity station to be a nice musical toy that keeps babies entertained during tummy time and helps turn it into fun time. The language settings are particularly appreciated, with the ability to switch between English, French, and Spanish, and customers like the variety of sounds and colors that light up when music plays. The sound quality receives positive feedback for being pleasant and not too noisy. However, the sturdiness receives mixed reviews, with customers noting that the stand is flimsy and the piano often falls over.
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