Baby EinsteinCuriosity Table Activity Table Toddler Toy & Play Table, with Lights and Melodies, Montessori & STEAM Inspired, Ages 1, 2, 3, 4+

My grandson was 15 months old when he received one and he's still loving it 6 months later. So many moving parts, flashing lights, sounds, and things to explore. There's a stylus that allows him to "draw" and pieces he can pull out and put back in to build motor skills. Note that the legs are easily removed for storage.

We play with this every single day! Not crazy loud adjustable sound level nice and soft music from this. So interactive. Baby loves the gears and gadgets. White board gets used here and there but great for development, perfect to get them standing with it, it does slide so just be mindful of that. But not heavy at all. We really love this and I really don’t like to purchase any toys with loud music or lights. But this is a great table and baby loooooves touching this every time we arrive back home.

The media could not be loaded. This curiosity table was super easy to put together! My 9-month-old absolutely LOVES it. It encourages standing and walking, and I really appreciate that it features multiple languages. It’s a toy that will grow with him as he gets older—great value and lots of fun!

He loves dancing to the songs this plays and it's just adorable. I got this with idea to enable him standing more often when learning to walk and it worked as intended. He loved pressing the buttons to hear music and see the flashing lights, he learned how to control and manipulate the speed of the music with the dials on it, and how to skip to his favorite songs, I mean it's awesome seeing little ones figure it out, they're so smart! He learned to say red, blue, green, and yellow with this as well! The little clips are an added bonus, we put pieces of paper and give him crayons to make drawings as well.The gears are hit and miss, he enjoyed then for a bit, but never really cared to put them back in once we road them all off, and same with the built in etch-a-sketch, not really used, but your results may vary.Overall, great toy for your little one and highly recommend!

A fun product for standing babies and up! However, mine did come with manufacturing defects in the joints of the toy (that thankfully haven't impeded quality or safety)My little is currently about 7 months/15lbs and standing with some minor support. As long as this product is on carpet, the legs don't slip even with their full weight leaning against the table. My little loves the sounds and various play objects. Especially the gears!However, the gears do not stay on if pulled, and my little often can pull them off. In a way, it's nice because I can easily move the gears to various patterns, but it's presented a few learning opportunities for my little in what can be used to support them as they learn to stand independently, etc. The gears and other loose objects haven't shown any choking risk, though!Putting the table together was easy. Everything snaps together and pulls apart without much adult effort. However, mine did come with a defect in one leg, so it tends to fall off when I lift the table. That being said, it is really easy to put back on and hasn't caused any issue or safety concern for my little playing with the table.All in all, I love this product and so does my little! It's versatility definitely will be loved as my little grows older and starts to figure out more complexities (like why the gears only sometimes make the lightbulb light up)

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for my granddaughter’s first birthday, and it has been a hit! She absolutely loves it, and it keeps her engaged with all the different activities. An added bonus is that her older siblings enjoy playing with it too, which makes it even more worthwhile. It’s a great way to keep a very busy baby entertained while encouraging curiosity and learning. Super easy to assemble as well. Highly recommend!

I absolutely love this for my 9 month old! I support early learning and it is so perfect for him to practice standing and exploring the cause and effect while playing.

Bought this for my grandson when he was learning to pull himself up. Unfortunately the legs fall off a lot when the table is moved at all. But we have learned how to position it so it doesn’t get moved by him or us. He loves the music and the play items on it. He’s a little over a year old now and loves the gears and is good at taking them down and then putting them back up. He now also uses it to put his snacking when he’s playing but still wants to eat. I think out of all the toys he has this is the one he enjoys the most and gets played with daily.