Remo Lollipop Drum 10"

i bought this drum for my now 8-month old son as a result of him playing it at a Rhythm Time session. He absolutely loves it! The drum is the same size as that used in the babies session so do get the 8- and not the 10-inch size.The drum itself is very well made and the colours fun and bright. It seems to be durable so far (6 weeks' use), as you would expect with it being bashed around by myriad babies in Rhythm Time. My son can hold and manipulate it easily although he does have very big hands for his age. He can use the beater provided to play it. Be aware that the beater itself is very lollipop-like and chewable - my baby has made several dints in it with his 5 sharp teeth and I will have to buy a replacement from Remo at some point (about 3 GBP but then delivery on top). Note - I suggest only using this drum under supervision as if baby is chewing on the beater and falls forward it is definitely a choking hazard as the beater stick is long and if it hits the floor the ball end could be forced down baby's throat - I only say this because we had a narrow escape. All fine when used while mum or dad is watching!Overall, I highly recommend this product, your baby will love it.

We bought this for our 18 month old who is attending Rhythm Time baby music classes and loves banging the drums. Not quite sure what I was thinking when I decided to bring the noise into our home but the bab loves this.It isn't cheap but then again you can tell it is well made and I expect it will last a long time. The bab has put a few teeth marks in the beater by trying to chew it but that's what you get for giving something soft to a teething baby. To be fair they are only little dents and it still plays just fine.It is quite big and fairly heavy so we hold the drum up while the bab whacks it we glee, which is fine as that's just the same as we do at class.Overall, I am very pleased and I'm sure the bab would recommend. 5 Stars.

Lots of fun playing the lollipop drum. Kids made loud noises and quiet noises and learnt to tap rhythms. I enjoyed it too quite a good stress reliever 😁

Brilliant. Bought for my 12 month old as he uses same one at Rhythm Time. Right size as larger one would be much too big. I have seen them cheaper on Amazon with bad reviews about poor quality. Glad I chose to buy this one as it is genuine. Good price, great quality.

Very happy with the lollipop drum bought as a birthday gift for grandson's birthday. Just the right size for his small hands. Well made, bright and colourful. He will love using it.

This is one of the few childrens' toy I've bought that hasn't broken. It's well made, strong and makes a great sound. I highly recommend this drum.

I cannot comment on the quality of the gift as it is a Christmas gift and I won't be opening it myself but the service was prompt.

Good for anyone under 5. My children love it - I can see why nurseries etc have them. Vibrant. Could do with cord to hold the beater with the drop for storage but that's being picky. wish it had volume control!

Está bien hecho y es muy llamativo para mis alumnos de Preescolar. Estoy contento de haberlo adquirido, creo que me va a servir por mucho tiempo.

è arrivato nei tempi previsti e ben imballato; mia figlia lo ha voluto dopo averlo visto dalla sua amichetta. lo usa anche in casa e non disturba i vicini. maneggevole, peccato solo che la bacchetta non si incastri dietro. come visto fare, abbiamo legato un nastro alla bacchetta e al manico del percussion.

This is one of three drums I purchased April 29th of this year to work with our son on some targeted music therapy and habilitation imitation goals. The other two were more traditional hand drums. This one I purchased because I thought it would be most useful for imitation type activities, because I knew the handle would make this one easier for him to hold and keep upright independently.So, day one: He wouldn't touch it. Looked too different from any of his other drums. Day two, he was willing to bang it as part of imitation exercises in conjunction with his hab program. By day three, he was trying to eat the foam ball on top of the mallet. So, the foam ball actually is very easily damaged by teeth, which is nothing unexpected given the substance. It does produce a good enough sound tone for a toy drum, surprisingly good actually. So if you have a chewer, the mallet is one you will have to watch carefully. For now, we are sticking with hand strikes on this one.So when it comes to hand striking this drum, you have to use knuckles and nock to get it to produce a good sound. A flat hand the sound is quite muted unless you strike with finger tips alone. So this is something you can use however you need to if you have a child that is sensitive to sound.So this hasn't seen super heavy use, but we have been using it every day, some for some neurological music therapy exercises targeting his vestibular, and some targeting imitation goals. About two days ago, I noticed the label covering the handle peeling. So there seem to be two labels on the handle. Since the first one was peeling off, and my son's fine motor has progressed enough he can pull of labels and tape if they are starting that way, I peeled it off so he wouldn't try to eat it when I had my back turned. And the designs on the handle are in place via another label, one that is easily squished and moved by my fingers. So I covered it with packing tape. This is a cosmetic issue, as it seems that the handle is a solid plastic tube, so I wasn't as concerned about it for me. But I pass this along in case this is something that bothers you or you would be worried about if you were giving a gift.Now this is the drum he prefers over the hand drums, though I have been using all three with him, I think because of the handle and it being easier to hold. So I find it useful, it seems solidly made, and both my children like it.

いろんなニセモノが多いですが、これはホンモノでした。

Tres bien . Je voyais ça un peu plus gros mais mon fils de 2 ans l'adore ! Joli nuit pas trop assourdissant j'ai connu bien pire!