[Mini Size] Hand Bells for Baby Toddlers – 8 Note Colorful Metal Handbells with Handle – Educational Teaching and Learning Kids Instruments – Musical Toys for Little Kids Chirldren

So Fun
These bells are so fun. They are bright colored and cute. They sound is pleasant and they seem quite sturdy. They are small and easy for little hands to grip, but even my bigger kids like playing with them.

🛎️I used to have a set of bells when I was teaching and they have always been a massive hit.🛎️This is such a great value for money set of 8 bells.🛎️Love the rainbow colour of the bells. How I’ve used them before in the classroom and at home is to have a matching pen/ pencil that corresponds to the colour of the bell. You can then make up your own compositions using the bells and colours rather than needing to use musical notes yet.🛎️The set comes with a mini book of music to have a go at playing🛎️Great fun for children and adults and would be an ideal classroom resource or gift

The CeleMoon [MINI SIZE] Hand Bells are a fun set of instruments for children.There are eight bells which are each different colours and have a different note. The notes are mentioned on the handle by a colour coded sticker. For young children they’re happy just experimenting but it’s nice that there’s a song to try yourself with the music sheet included.The bells are great quality and they sound nice. Don’t let the small size fool you though as they are very loud (and some of them very high sounding too!) We are really enjoying experimenting with these bells and they are a unique addition to our instrument collection.I am really happy with this set and think it’s a great instrument that can be enjoyed by all ages.

I ordered these for my young nephew, but my son and I had fun testing these in advance! They are a good size for little hands to hold and are nice bright colours. A bit of practice on the best way to hold it, and you can get a nice clear ‘ding’ from each bell.For older children the note name (bottom C to top C) is written on the top of the handle, along with the number in the octave (1-8).It does come with some music scores, although I didn’t recognise several of these – ‘Old MacDonald’ was the best from our perspective. With only two of us, we had several bells each so there were some comic moments when accidentally picking up the wrong bell – although both of us were quite happy to practice till we got it right!I’m quite sure that my nephew will have a lot of these fun with these.