Wooden tabla large for kids 1PC random design will be shipped - EKT2819

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"Product Name: Extrokids Wooden Tabla (Large)
Product Measurements (L x W x H) in cm: 18 x 18 x 5
Product Weight (grams): 115 gm
Contents: 1 wooden tabla (random design shipped)
Recommended Age: 3 years and up
Skills that can be developed: Hand-eye coordination Fine motor skills Sensory skills (sound sensory development) Musical appreciation
Weight: 115 grams
Measurements: 18 x 18 x 5 cm
Color: Assorted colors (random design shipped)
Condition: New
Material: Wood
Safety: Smooth edges, non-toxic materials, suitable for young children"
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"Hold the tabla securely with both hands. Use the larger drum (bayan) on the left and the smaller drum (dayan) on the right. Tap the tabla lightly with your fingers to produce different tones and rhythms. Experiment with different hand positions and strikes to create various sounds. Play along with music or create your own rhythms to enhance musical exploration and enjoyment."

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"Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid exposure to water or moisture to preserve the wood and maintain the quality of sound."

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"The Extrokids Wooden Tabla introduces children to the world of music with this traditional Indian percussion instrument. Crafted from wood and designed for young hands, it enhances hand-eye coordination as children learn to strike the tabla to produce different sounds. This tactile experience encourages sensory development, particularly in sound perception, as children explore rhythm and beat. The tabla's compact size makes it ideal for small children to grasp and play comfortably, fostering an early interest in music.
Guide for Parents: Guide your child in holding and playing the tabla, showing them how to tap gently to create different sounds. Encourage them to experiment with rhythm and tempo, allowing them to explore their musical creativity. Supervise playtime to ensure safe handling of the instrument, and support their musical journey by praising their efforts and celebrating their musical achievements."