Quality kit! Just right!
Perfect set for little hands great quality and size is easy for a small child. Cute in pink. Tone isn’t too loud and easy listen. Love the patted bottom non skid. Read more


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Rated 4.6/5 across 461 reviews — highly regarded by customers.
Customers find the tongue drum's sound pleasing and of great quality, with one noting it feels like a wonderful instrument.
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Perfect set for little hands great quality and size is easy for a small child. Cute in pink. Tone isn’t too loud and easy listen. Love the patted bottom non skid. Read more

Lovely gift idea. Sound quality is great, easy portability and fun for young kids. Great quality, calming and easy to use. Read more
Given to my grandson for Christmas, and he was thrilled! He is only 20 months old but very musically inclined. It is light weight but sturdy and yet has beautiful sound. The bonus to him was that the case fit him like Daniel Boones "coonskin cap" which he wears while playing. Win-win! Read more
Love this, it’s fun story book is great to following along with, creates a nice night routine before bed to sing and engage , Sound quality is good and the feel of it and packaging is great, love the carry case and the sticks are durable Read more
Super cute and my toddler loves it ! One thing that we didn’t like was that instead of Ti it says Si on the sticker. Found that weird but it’s not a big deal! Sound is great ! Read more
My 3 yr old non verbal gr’son loved this!! He has music therapy at school and now we can carry it over at home. The tones were soft not tin like. Although he can’t read the music book, he makes his own music. Highly recommend. Read more
Great gift for a kid that is engaging. Read more
First the positive: drum had a very nice tone, seemed well made. I like that the notes go in order (do re mi etc) around the drum unlike others I’ve seen. Ultimately, I returned it for a few reasons. It seemed overpriced because: “mi” is spelled wrong. The random stickers— why not color coordinate the stickers with the song book? The idea of a bedtime story is cute, but the story and illustrations were pretty weak. The biggest problem is the mallets. The little rubber balls on the end pop right off. They aren’t even glued on! A few small improvements would make this worth the $50 price tag, but I could not justify the cost when it left so much to be desired. Read more
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