Kits de musique en bois
Kits de musique
EH Music Set with Grasping Toy
100003486€10.99
This music set combines a grasping toy with bells and a sound stick in a compact 2-piece format for early hands-on sound play. The grasping toy can be held, shaken and turned, while the integrated bells create an audible response that links movement directly to sound. The sound stick adds a second way to explore rhythm and handling, giving the set a clear contrast between 2 different forms and sound actions. Beech, cherry wood and plywood bring together several wooden components with their own look and feel. That material mix adds tactile variety during grasping and passing from one hand to the other. With 2 separate pieces in the set, play can shift between shaking, listening, holding and simple rhythmic motion without needing extra accessories. From quiet floor play to short shared music moments, the set fits naturally into everyday play routines. The 12M+ age marking places the focus on early sensory exploration, with sound, shape and movement working together in a simple wooden format.
Kits de musique
EH Set de musique avec Maracas
100003484€14.99
EH Maracas: Laissez votre petit enfant faire de la musique avec le set de musique Eichhorn! L'ensemble contient un hochet, des maracas et des castagnettes. Chaque instrument est coloré et fait de grands sons. Convient aux enfants à partir de 2 ans.
Kits de musique
EH Music Set Rattle
100003491€14.99
This music set brings together a small rainmaker and a castanet in a compact 2-piece format for early sound play from 24 months+. Beech and lime plywood components give each piece a wooden character that suits repeated grasping, turning and tapping during calm play sessions on the floor or at a table. The rainmaker uses a clear chamber so the moving beads stay visible while the sound changes with each tilt and rotation. That link between hand movement, sound and visible motion adds a direct sensory cue that supports attention and cause-and-effect discovery. The castanet introduces a different action, with pressing and tapping movements that call for more controlled finger use than a shaker alone. Together, the 2 instruments create variety in tempo, grip and motion without overloading the set. The small format works well for short music moments at home, in a play corner or alongside other early learning toys. One piece can be shaken while the other is tapped, allowing simple rhythm games, quiet sound exploration and repeated practice with coordinated hand movements.
