Supply Custom Children's Guitar Toy Ukulele – Early Educational Toy with PP/ABS, 2 Colors, Third Party Certificate Approved

That's basically a ukulele designed for toddlers, and what it does is help them start understanding music before they can even talk properly. The animal shape isn't just for looks—it actually makes it easier for small hands to grip.

So the thing that trips people up is the age range; 4-6 months is the starting point, but honestly it works better once they're sitting up and grabbing at things. We've sold these to preschools for group music sessions, and the kids fight over the two color options every time. It's PP and ABS plastic, which means it can survive being dropped off a table or chewed on for a bit—we usually test that ourselves, not that we encourage it. The third-party certifcates (En71, ASTM, CE) are the standard for getting through customs in most Western markets, so you don't need to worry about hold-ups on that front. One detail first-time buyers don't think about: the display box packaging means it's shelf-ready, no repacking needed.

Most buyers go with the 10mg—sorry, wrong product, but you get the rhythm. The 36 pieces per carton is a pretty standerd MOQ for this category, and our company can do mixed colors in a carton if you give us a heads-up. Lead time is about 20 days or so, but we usually have stock, so confirm that when you're ready.

It's not suited for older kids over 6 or so—the strings are more for sensory play than actual tuning, and a child who can read music will just get frustrated. For the target age, though, the sensory mix is solid: the animal shape, the colors, slight sound when they strum. Roughly 23 kilos gross weight per carton, and that's with the display boxes inside.

Anyway, how ordering works. We can do LCL or FCL from Shantou, and we'll send you a COA with every batch—those are from a third-party lab, not our own in-house test. If you need an OEM version with your own packaging or a different animal shape, the MOQ jumps to about 1000 units, but the price per unit stays competitive. We usually ask for a 30% deposit to start production, and the balance before shippng.