Fisher Price Little Superstar Jammin’ Band Musical Microphone
- Ships in Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging
- This musical activity center is full of instrument play, sing-along songs and busy activities
- Real working microphone amplifies baby’s voice, lights up, and even responds with encouraging phrases
- Adjusts as baby grows, so little stars can sit and play, then move on to a stand-up performance with rewarding music, sounds and speech Microphone angle adjusts, too
- Features 6 sing-along songs and 4 karaoke tunes, plus a “build a song” mode
Amazon.com Review
The Fisher-Price Little Superstar Jammin’ Band Musical Microphone is full of instrument play, lively tunes, sing-along songs, musical variety, and busy activities that help babies develop an awareness of rhythm, melody, and movement. Designed for ages 6 to 36 months, this musical toy will get little toes wiggling and little voices crooning. Jammin’ Band
Musical Microphone Ages: 6 to 36 months
Requires: Adult assembly (contains small parts in unassembled state) 4 AA batteries (included) Philips screwdriver What We Think
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The Good: Fun interactive features keep your baby entertained.
The Challenging: Two play modes are almost identical.
In a Nutshell: Interactive toy encourages activity and motor skills.
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Fisher Price Little Superstar Jammin’ Band Musical Microphone
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3 comments
P. Battle on December 19, 2009 at 1:21 am
This toy is too much like the other fisher price musical toy for the money. It cannot be used by a three year old because it is too short. Overall my two year old was nor interested in it so I returned it for a refund.
shoelady on December 19, 2009 at 2:20 am
My daughter received this toy for her first birthday about 3 weeks ago and it really has been the favorite. The toys that hang around the edges of it seem pretty useless but the toy over all is a blast. It’s so funny to hear her talk in to the microphone, every time she’s surprised by how noisy she sounds. She’ll stand in front of this toy for minutes at a time hitting all the buttons and messing around. The music isn’t even annoying, unlike a lot of baby toys, and the volume is reasonable enough that we can keep it in the TV room and still hear what we’re watching. I’ll be giving this toy as a gift to many babies in the future.
L. Carrington on December 19, 2009 at 3:43 am
First of all let me say Fisher Price did a good job on the commercial for this toy alone because my nine month old son stopped playing with his blocks on the floor to clap his hands and “talk” to the T.V when the commercial came on. It was hilarious. When we saw it in the store a few weeks later we let him play around with it a little bit and he was so enthusiastic that we broke down and bought it. I do think it was on the pricy side but he seems to really love it. He interacts with it all on his own. He likes the ball on the guitar the best. He kind of spins it and it plays a guitar “solo”. The music is pleasant and not annoying like some baby toys, which seems to me to be standard with Fisher Price baby toys. He hasn’t figured out how to use the microphone yet but I’m sure he will as he grows older. He can pull up on it; however I do wish the base were a tad bit studier. Overall, a pretty nice toy for an active baby and I’m pleased with it.