Kids Accordion, 10 Keys Button Toy Accordion Musical Instruments for Children Kids Pre-Kindergarten Toddlers Beginners(Blue)

This was the best xmas gift I could have gotten my kiddo, he's 9, autistic and obsessed with musical instruments, and this toy drew the absolute best response, pure joy. It works great, sounds great and it's really cute. I hope it holds up, my son doesn't take the best care of his toys but it is affordable enough that we can replace if need be. Needless to say, I strongly recommend this

The media could not be loaded. Fun little accordion that I got for my kids; I’ll admit I had fun playing around with it too.Kids enjoyed it straight out the box, works well for them; very easy to teach them how to play simple 3 & 4 note or chord songs.Everything worked out of the box, no issues with buttons or the bellows mechanism. Check out my video attempting to play the London Bridge song that’s included the instructions that come with accordion.

Good for a young child to have fun with. Forget about playing songs as that is not practical to do.Good for making random musical sounds and having fun. My grandson 5 years old loved it.

In the description it did say that as you pull it out and push it in- it makes two different notes. Which was a little harder to play for those who have learned playing with the same note either direction. But the kids love it.

The instructions are cut off and difficult to follow based on the poor format, but you can figure it out. It says it is critical to keep the straps on the bellows when not in use or they can be damaged; however, the strap is not long enough on one side to snap onto the connector so you cannot secure it on both sides. I know it is a toy but it seems careless manufacturing and no quality control prior to packaging. That being said, it is a toy so I am not returning it but would not buy anything from this company going forward.

I bought this for my brother as something to do that didn't involve screens. He'd never really played an instrument before and when I asked which one he'd want to try, he said accordion! After looking up full size accordions, I was ALARMED by how much they cost and it didn't seem like the right choice to invest that much money in something he may lose interest in.I bought this up, not expecting much, but everyone in the house ended up learning how to play "London Bridge" on it almost immediately! It's surprisingly easy to learn and he's really enjoyed playing it! I found a few websites where you can check out more songs for this type of accordion for free, so here's hoping he keeps up with it!

This kid accordion was a great gift for my nephew for Christmas. It’s actually a lot better than I expected it to be, it does not necessarily feel like a kid toy maybe like something in between a kid toy and an actual accordion instrument. I don’t know how to play the accordion so I wouldn’t be able to tell you whether or not it is something that can produce good music however I would say a determined kid could at least learn how to get the basics of accordion playing. Doesn’t require any batteries which is nice but it would’ve been nice if they include a small manual or guide on how to play a few songs.

Toy is fun and my kid really likes it. Biggest cons about it is that it seems like some of the buttons are broken and pressing down on the notes doesn’t produce a crisp sound.It seems like at least one interior piece is broken given that it rattles and has at least one piece inside that’s not attached to anything since it’s arrival.