You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. play settings let your child create with coloured lights and music, just lights, or with no lights or sounds. Encourage your little one to create with a light-up toy that changes colors as toddlers make marks and scribbles, all the while listing to the accompanying music. With the multiple play settings, you can jazz up your child's creative experience by cycling through the 6 songs and 12 background light colours or turn them off for a quieter play experience. This item requires three AA batteries to operate and these batteries are not included so the item is not ready to be played with right out of the box.

While many children may enjoy products at different stages of their development, this rating is our suggestion for an age range which will best enjoy the product. Meagan is a contributing editor to Kidskintha writing on Toys, Games, Entertainment, and other topics that are happy and fun! PRCVI is a Provincial Outreach Program funded by the Ministry of Education and Child Care, and hosted by the Vancouver School Board. The sealed gel surface is safe for doodling with fingers, and the built-in hang grips make it easy to grasp and carry – perfect for mess-free, portable play.GIFT FOR TODDLERS: The perfect gift idea for baby birthdays, holidays, and everyday gifting occasions. While it is fun to watch the gel spread, it can be hard to “clear” the board afterwards to the point that all traces of the past scribbles are gone. The Gel filled surface enables kids to draw and create their own images using either their hands or the stylus supplied. If you want to "erase" the picture or doodle you just rub your hand across the gel surface and you get to re-doodle all over again. Entirely mess-free, the board also lights up in twelve different colors and plays music; six distinctive songs to be exact.

I agree a way to "erase" would be nice but your hand works fine, a volume adjuster would be great but again, you have the choice to just not use the music. As a preschool teacher, I can relate to the importance of the early years, which can have a lifelong impact on our children.He loved the color changing, and was amazed that when he pressed down his hands, he could see his imprint.