Farmers Funday musical activity drum Tiny Love
The Tiny Love Farmers Funday baby musical drum introduces rhythms and farm animals from 6 months.
- 4 drum pads and 5 light-up buttons
- Rhythms, funny sounds and animal noises
- Demo button with pre-recorded songs
- Built-in handle, batteries included
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- Delivery across Morocco, free from 300 MAD
- Showroom in Maârif, Casablanca
Tiny Love baby musical drum in Morocco
Tap, listen, repeat: toddlers love making sounds themselves. The Tiny Love baby musical drum from the Farmers Funday collection meets this need with easy-to-hit pads, light-up buttons and farm animal sounds to recognise. A colourful early learning toy for first musical games at home.
Key features
- A variety of sounds: drum beats, funny sounds and farm animal sound effects.
- Lights: 5 light-up buttons catch your baby's attention.
- Tummy time: according to Tiny Love, the toy helps extend these moments that strengthen the muscles.
- A game for two: parents and baby discover music and animals together.
Features
- Age stated by the manufacturer: from 6 months
- 4 drum pads and 5 light-up buttons
- Flashing demo button with pre-recorded songs
- Built-in handle
- Dimensions: 33 x 20 x 5 cm (W x H x D)
- 3 batteries included according to the manufacturer
Frequently asked questions
Are the batteries included?
Yes, Tiny Love states that 3 batteries are included. Regularly check that the battery compartment is properly closed.
How do you use it during tummy time?
Place the drum in front of your baby lying on their tummy, within reach, and stay beside them for the whole session. Respect the age indicated by the manufacturer.
The Tiny Love baby musical drum is available in Morocco, with delivery across Morocco.
