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Fancy 30 Key Baby Grand Piano
Schoenhut's Fancy Baby Grand is beautifully designed with curved legs and an elegant style. It is extremely durable and sturdy, yet sophisticated in appearance. With 30 full-sized keys, this piano is a great way to introduce your child to basic keyboard skills and musical concepts.  |
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Classic 30 Key Baby Grand Piano
How many children have their very own baby grand piano? Encourage your child to be creative at the piano, and he will be composing and playing ballads just like Schroeder in the comic strip Peanuts. This unique, miniature version of a baby grand piano is designed to encourage to play and develop a love of music. |
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Mini 18 Key Baby Grand Piano
Schoenhut's "toddler-sized" 18 key piano is the perfect choice for introducing a young child to the world of music. This smaller version, with its scaled-down keyboard, is designed specifically for little folks to have a first piano just the right size for them. Extremely durable and the ideal instrument to promote eye-hand coordination and develop musical creativity. |
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My First Piano II
Schoenhut's bright pink 25-key tabletop is the perfect choice for a toddler's first piano. Both fun and educational, it is an ideal instrument to use for developing eye-hand coordination and encouraging musical creativity. |
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My First Piano
A small toy 18-key piano designed especially for babies who have reached the exploratory stage - from infancy, sitting on someone's lap in front of the keyboard, up to the toddler age. After striking a key, often by accident, they become mesmerized with the sound produced. Perfect for introducing a very young child to music. |
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Horse 25 Key Piano w/Bench
This versatile little 25-key piano grows with your child! The main unit, decorated with a whimsical animal's head, is perfect for toddlers because it sits safely and squarely on the floor within easy reach of little hands. Later on, the sides with the animal's body can be attached, conveniently raising the piano to a comfortable height for an older child seated at the bench.
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