L. Doherty 2008-11-30

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

My children and I all loved this toy. It was a great intro to music and the turning of each block makes for different musical results, which was good for holding smaller child's interest. The only con is that the blocks get lost easily. Although they always seemed to "reappear" it would be nice if they could somehow secure to their spot better. The cartridge feature was great too but after a few years it stopped reading. Even tho, the kids kept playing with it. I only threw it away when I couldn't find two of the blocks anymore and didn't feel it was worth replacing them.

Rebecca 2008-04-21

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

We have both the older and newer version. While the newer version is okay, we really enjoy the older version because of the music choices. The older version takes the cartridges and you can switch out types of music to some really neat choices, from surf music to world music to mary poppins. The newer version (2007) has 3 music selection, which just wasn't enough for us for long term, but good for getting our two year old started and distracted while our 4 year old played with the older version. We also found the newer model did not have as good sound quality as the older version. Overall, however, the product was fun and educational, and so for, indestructible. (-:

GlobalNomad 2005-01-21

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

We have owned this for two years and love it!!! However, Neuromith stopped making these products (hence, the low, low price) and cartridges. So, if you want a cheap toy, great. But you'll get no support from the company. Unfortunate, because they really did have a wonderful line of toys!

S. Platkowski 2005-01-16

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Well ours worked for about 10 seconds and that was it. Called the number provided BY Neurosmith and it has been disconnected.....sent an email to the customer care line....returned. And there is NO Neurosmith web site either. Thank goodness Amazon is accomadating...or I'd be stuck with a crummy toy.

Renaissance Woman 2005-01-08

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

My children are 2 and 3 years old and love to sing and dance. They love all things musical. However, they lost interest in this pretty soon. I suspect they will like it better when they are older. I enjoy playing with it. I think it is quite clever. But if the kids don't play with it, then what's the point? My kids threw the blocks around and danced to the music when we first got it but now they don't seem to care about this toy.