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Toddler Speech Therapy Toys
Perfect gift for your baby
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Taraffic
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025
My daughter has so much fun with the music and has her entertained marching around the house.
D. Scott
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
absolutely thee most annoying toy you could possibly give a 3yr old. sent it home with his mother and he absolutely loves it.
Dan
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This works really well, but maybe too well. It's got a couple accessories that don't make noise, and one that does. It's not a bad noise, but definitely can get old after a bit. Regardless, it works well, has held up, the kids enjoy it, and it's simple to use.
KianaP53
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
My kid is enamored with this set!Her favorite is when you can blow the included Styrofoam ball up to make it levitate.I'm partial to the little horn instrument but wish it could change sounds a little more depending how it's blown into - it just always sounds like a rooster to me.There is an additional piece to blow a ball up a tube - i felt it's a little harder to puff enough air to see it rise so I dont think my child will like that as much.Got this to promote blowing and work on breathing exercises in a way that isn't so abstract. The easy cause and effect of blow in >> result i thought would help make sense for my autistic 5 year old, and then afterwards when we say things like "blow" she'll have that point of reference.She isn't yet able to hold up the Blower and ball herself, so she passes it back to me for me to get it to levitate, but that defeats the whole purpose so I'm trying to prompt her into using it more with the horn attachment - time will tell if it works!
kristina
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
Very sturdy... not cheap material and my sons love it. Easy to change pieces and the whistle is not loud and annoying like other toys! The ball is a little small so just be aware of that but otherwise great buy!
Reporting Consumer
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
First off, the whistle thing is not easy to clean, you can’t take it apart and stick a pipe cleaner in it which is already a red flag for a toy you stick in a kids mouth. How on earth do you keep it safe if you can’t even keep it sanitary?Next, the build quality is pretty cheap plastic for the other parts, the main whistle itself seems like it’s thicker plastic, but again… not being able to clean it and everything else being made of cheap plastic… I don’t know…Wouldn’t say this is worth $20, especially since the ball that comes with it is literally a piece of packing styrofoam, you’re not even getting the ping pong in the listing photos.I don’t know why other reviewers rate it so highly, I frankly think this isn’t even worth half the price… avoid…For the safety aspect alone tbh..
KP
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
I need to teach my little guy how to blow bubbles so I thought this might help. We’re still working on it, but this toy guys him some instant feedback when he blows enough air out to get a reaction from the toy. You can use it 3 different ways, each indicating a different level of skill. We’re currently playing with it as a musical instrument, because he wasn’t able to blow hard enough to make the ball rise in the tube just yet. Level 3 is blowing air to make the styrofoam ball float, which is fun for parents and bigger kids, but definitely a challenge for littles. My only complaint is that I wish they would have included something like a ping pong ball instead of an unfinished styrofoam ball. Just seems odd and easy to crush.
VistaSandy
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
This ball-blowing/whistle toy is well built, but the pieces are sometimes hard to attach, detach and re-attach. Thus, many parents will end up supervising their kids' use of this toy just to be constantly available to swap out the different attachments for their kids. Although the attachments are sometimes difficult to switch out, they do not come loose or pose a choking hazard for small children.The "trumpet" whistle attachment encourages a child's deep breathing; it sounds much like a kazoo, though it's not too loud. It took me a while to figure out how to attach the ball-tube, which requires another piece to be attached to the base first. (I should have read the instructions!) The ball-blowing attachment works fine with the Styrofoam ball; however, I decided to order a set of 3 ping pong balls because mine arrived dented in three places (the box it came in was damaged 'in-transit'). I do agree with another reviewer that a ping pong ball would have been a better choice than an easily crushed Styrofoam ball! I guess I'll see if a ping pong ball works as well.My 3-year-old granddaughter loves this toy! I had to hold the base straight for her while she played with the ball-blowing attachment because it has to be aligned horizontally, or else the ball flies off onto the floor below. As long as it's held steady, the ball will fall back nicely into place, which delights my grandkid every time it lands perfectly! I have to say, she also has fun blowing the ball at an angle so hard that it flies off into the room, after which she loves to run to retrieve it.All in all, this is a fun toy that helps kids learn good breath-control.
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