The magic cube is very colourful and when you press the blue side or the word "Orchestra" of the cube, it will perform an orchestra of different Mozart songs. The fun thing about this cube is that each side of the cube represent an instrument and play the same song. When Claire press more than 1 side, instruments are added into the orchestra till it became the full orchestra. One more thing, she can easily press the side to activate the music and lights emitted when the songs are playing.
Claire really loves this toy. With this cube, she will play with it alone when I am busy with some chores. When I walked with her around the house, she will insist to walk back to the living room and squat down to press the cube for music and continued the walk with me.
In shorts, what are the benefits of a Mozart Magic Cube?
- Toy with attractive colors
- Sides of the cube have big surface area for easy pressing to play sounds
- Interesting on how the different musical instruments come to live to perform an orchestra when you individually press the sides
- Display of lights from the cube is fun too
- The cube is safe because the edges are rounded
- Child will learn cause and effect from this toy. Claire pressed one of the side and accidentally press on the same side again when the music is played, and it stopped. She then pressed it again and the music restarts.
- Enjoy the music. You can see that Claire truly enjoyed the songs when she swayed her body side to side when she hears the music
Recently, one mummy shares with me that she bought toys and learning stuff from Amazon because it is cheaper.
In Amazon, it cost around $35 to $37 Sing Dollars with shipping. I also found a few local companies that sells this online. Kulily sold at around $38 with shipping and the rest of the online stores seems too expensive. I am not too sure how much this cube will cost at our retail stores in Singapore. Perhaps anyone who has info can share with us by putting down in the comments?
Cheers,
Deariebearmommie
