Fisher-Price Toddler Pull Toy, Classic Xylophone Pretend Musical Instrument with Mallet and Rolling Wheels for Ages 18+ Months

I had one of these as a kid and I was very excited to get one for my daughter. But the string is so small, which makes it hard to use the product. I’m sure the string length has to do child safety, but it still makes the product hard to use. We ended up cutting the string off entirely so now it’s two separate pieces.

I remembered how much my children loved this xylophone 40++ years ago so I bought one for my youngest grandchild who is 20 months old. It is still a wonderful, wonderful toy that my grandson is really enjoying!

Xylophone is in tune but the wand is on such a short string, it’s hard to have enjoyable play

great classic toy modernized. sturdy, well built. only issue is the cord is super short & it annoyed my tot. made it hard for him to hit the keys as he didnt have much range. once I untied the stick from the cord he preferred it that way. btw unless your baby is really short there is no way this is being used as a pull toy. my guy is tall for a one year old but even if he were an average sized baby I dont see how that would work. overall he loves it & so do i

Held up nicely!

If you receive a video of your 3 yo grandson playing “Life is a highway” when you are having a rough week you will know true joy.

I had this toy for my kid 40 yrs later my grandkids. Still the same happy reaction

This xylophone is a great concept - the wand is attached to a string so it doesnt get lost. The string is too short though. It can only play a tune if its positioned just right. Too hard for a toddler to figure out. Maybe just an inch or two more in length and it would be perfect. Now, pretty useless.

So cute! My 9 month old loves scooting it around, and Im enjoying making songs with it lol. Great for teaching coordination

The only complaint I have is that the string isnt long enough for my 22 month old to pull the xylophone.