Learn & Grow Musical Table

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The Learn & Groove Musical Table is a toy that is so highly educational, that it contributes to all three stages of infant development. These stages include physical, cognitive, and socioemotional development. The Learn & Groove toy is manufactured by LeapFrog company and is sold at any store, as well as any online shop that sell child products. It could also be found at many local daycares or child centers. This toy is recommended for children between the ages of six months, up until three years old. According to the manufacture, this product provides gross/fine motor skills, shapes/colors, numbers/letters, and music. The Learn & Grow musical table is a very educational and multi-dimensional toy. This toy can grow as the child grows, not only because of the education it provides, but also because of its attachable/detachable legs. …show more content…

In which, this toy provides all of those needed to help a child’s biological development grow and excel. To operate this toy, the usage of using arms and hands are essential. As shown below, this toy has many physical functions including flipping book pages, playing instrument keys, pressing the shape keys, playing with the spin-rattle, and the switching of buttons. This toy also provides a variety of over forty different songs, allowing the child to dance and sing along with the songs they are learning as their journey grows, playing with their toy. As the child plays more with the toy their bodies will strengthen, just as much as their brains are doing. When the child reaches the age in which they can stand or walk, adjustments to heighten the toy off the ground can be made by inserting the detachable legs, finally making it a table. By doing so, this toy is given the ability to provide physical support to the child that is playing with it. This toy does more than just stimulate the brain, it stimulates the body as

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