Each tap on the drum introduces baby to the English and Spanish alphabet the building blocks of language. Music Play mode lets baby explore and create music inspiring creative interaction and open-ended play.

Engaging Music and Interactive Play modes encourage baby to tap, crawl and dance.

Learning Skills :-

• Counting to 10 - As language skills develop, some toddlers display the ability to count things up to 5 by applying number names to items in order. Preschoolers often recite numbers to 10 (but not always in the right order).

• Letter names - Young children typically recite or sing the alphabet before they recognize individual letters. By preschool they begin to identify letters by name and shape.

• Numbers - To begin their study of math, children must distinguish numerals from letters and shapes and to understand that numbers are symbols for amounts.

• Action and reaction - Infants learn through exploration. Accidental discoveries progress to more purposeful actions. At around 8 months, babies achieve goals and solve problems using their understanding that actions cause reactions.

• First words in Spanish - Infants and young children have an innate ability to learn oral language through exposure. Early and continued exposure to language sounds may enhance children's ability to speak both their native language and foreign languages.

• Gross motor skills - Gross motor development includes the ability to control large muscles, like those used for holding up the head, and later, for running and jumping.

• Colors - By grasping the concepts of color, shape and pattern, infants and young children begin to recognize and organize visual information.

• Music exploration - Encouraging children to create music deepens their understanding of music as a form of self-expression. Experimenting with basic musical elements such as rhythm, tempo and mood helps lay a foundation for parallel concepts such as those found in poetry.