An easy way to do this without needing to build a thing is to get into vinyl.
One of the nice things about vinyl is that historians will have an easier time figuring out what's on it than many of our digital formats.
One of the nice things about vinyl is that historians will have an easier time figuring out what's on it than many of our digital formats.
Anyway, used vinyl is a lot more fun, and cheaper. Most of my collection was in the $2-4 range in the early 2000s.
My 1-year-old, however is pretty monstrous to the records. We have some little kid vinyl that I got for cheap off a friend, and we placed those within his reach. He thinks they're interesting, but grabs the record or sleeve and bends them a lot. It's whatever, it's fine. But I did make it a point recently to move my favorite records to another room for the time being :)