Disney Stich Wooden Ukulele with Nylon Strings 53 cm

About heroes

Stitch, a mischievous blue creature with large ears and a big heart, is a character from the Disney animated science-fiction comedy. Stitch was originally Experiment number 626, created by an alien scientist to cause chaos around the galaxy! However, he managed to escape and crash-land on Earth, where he was adopted by a lonely Hawaiian girl named Lilo Pelekai. Together, they form a deep bond and teach each other the importance of family, love, and acceptance. Get your kids something nice with this cute alien and make them happy.

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About product

This fantastic 21" (53 cm) long ukulele is a great start for children who want to get involved in musical activities and start playing a musical instrument! The ukulele is equipped with 4 nylon strings, which are softer than guitar strings and are therefore ideal for children's hands. The tuning pegs will allow you to tune the ukulele quickly and accurately before playing to ensure all notes sound right. Not a musician? Our little guide offers you two methods to tune the ukulele even without an electronic tuner. You will also learn the basic principles of playing the ukulele. Or simply let your children express their own creativity, explore exotic tones, and enjoy the pleasure of playing, and watch their eyes light up while playing!

Playing a musical instrument trains a child's mind and improves hand-eye coordination. It's also a beautiful hobby that brings joy and can reveal your child's hidden talent.

Highlights

• Disney Stitch Ukulele
• The ideal instrument for your child's first musical steps
• Suitable for children aged 3 to 8 years
  
• Introduce your child to a new activity
• Ideal size 21" (53 cm)
• Made of wood
• Smaller than a guitar for easier learning
• Exotic sounds that train children's ears
• 4 soft nylon strings safe for children's hands
• Easy tuning even without an electronic tuner (not included)
• Great bonus: Small guide (ukulele tuning and basic playing principles)