Look Who's Playing Music on Her New Guitar!

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My oldest son has a guitar. He also gave a guitar to my youngest son. It’s a really nice guitar too, but because little man is not so little, the guitar is full-sized, which means it’s big and it’s heavy. My oldest son’s daughter is 2-yrs.-old. She likes to attempt to play that guitar that is bigger and heavier than she is, and though she does a mean rendition of “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,’ I’m scared she’s going to get hurt. Enter this sweet little red guitar sold at http://www.BonjourPetit.com

This guitar is 20 ½” long and it is light as can be. It is designed for children ages 3+, and perfect for little hands. The guitar has six child-friendly strings that produce a very mild sound (almost like rubber bands on a box, remember how fun that was to do back in the day?), and my granddaughter LOVES it. You can purchase the red one shown here, or check out the site to see the other designs.

My granddaughter got right to work on playing this one as soon as it came out of the box. The guitar is fully assembled, but you might have to tighten a string or two when you first open it. And if you noticed the band-aid on sweet baby girl’s head..that is from her recent bout at the doctor’s office where she had to get (gasp!) stitches. Thankfully she’s okay and she handled her bout w/the doctor like a trooper! This guitar was going to be a Christmas surprise, but you know, a boo-boo of such proportions is no small thing and little girlie girl definitely deserved a little treat. Thank goodness for grandmas. ;)  And thank goodness for sweet baby girlies too!

This and other great toys can be purchased instantly online from Bonjour Petit http://www.BonjourPetit.com, where gift-wrapping and free shipping over $75 are available. Launched in January 2015, Bonjour Petit is an online retailer whose French/American team is dedicated to bringing the finest toys from Europe to the United States via importer Magicforest. 

Or ponder over Magicforest’s vast website, http://www.magicforest.com, and find a neighborhood toy store by clicking on their “brick and mortar” button under “stores.”