What ages is the Lego Duplo Train for?
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I believe the train says ages 2-5 and for my kids that is spot on! My 2 yr old plays with it and loves it but I can see my almost 4 yr old really likes building with the pieces.
1328927
The box states ages 2-5 and I believe that is appropriate. I got this for my almost 2 year old grandson but his big sister, 4 1/2, also likes to play with them.
31348
Duplos are large pieces. Both of our 13th month grandsons play with them safely. The regular Lego's are small & not appropriate for small children, but Duplos are fine. Hopefully this helped...
1011759
My son just turned 3 and he loves this. It is a little but heavy but not that much, si he will sure be able to make it fly.I Think this one is much better than any Lego Duplo.
1524318
If you order this table we will ship you the table with small grids. Then you can use both the Duplo and Lego compatible blocks for all your children.
1045033
We've used ours for a couple years. One side worked great with the Duplo / Mega blocks. Now he's moved on to the real legos & those fit well too. We haven't tried any off-brand small legos yet, but all the different brands of Duplo size fit the other side just fine.
907018
There's really no age group to this train set; I bought this set when my baby was 5mos old, she play with it then (put parts in her mouth) and now, she is 10mos old and still plays with it. I think we'll have it till she is much older, like 3-4 years old. Honestly, I don't think it's truly entertaining for her right now since she only knows how to put things in her mouth, but I'm sure we'll get more use out of it when she learns how to turn it on and off.
1002526
My son just turned 2. He liked the Megablocks when he was 1 (mainly banging) but as of 6 months ago he graduated to Duplos and wants nothing to do with the Megablocks. For me it's just my son's preference. I do agree with all other posts that they are better quality and they stay together much better.
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I think Age 5 is a good time to start with Lego, but a set like this one might be too much of a challenge. Duplo (larger blocks) are a good idea until you're certain they are old enough to not try eating blocks. After that, the main concern is that the set will be too difficult. If the kid is really driven and has asked for the set, then I'm sure they can manage, especially with a little help. If you just want to start them on lego I'd recommend something less likely to frustrate them, like a smaller set (like LEGO Star Wars AT-RT 75002) and/or simpler set (like LEGO City Police Helicopter 7741). I think Age 5 is a good time to start with Lego, but a set like this one might be too much of a challenge. Duplo (larger blocks) are a good idea until you're certain they are old enough to not try eating blocks. After that, the main concern is that the set will be too difficult. If the kid is really driven and has asked for the set, then I'm sure they can manage, especially with a little help. If you just want to start them on lego I'd recommend something less likely to frustrate them, like a smaller set (like LEGO Star Wars AT-RT 75002) and/or simpler set (like LEGO City Police Helicopter... » Read More I think Age 5 is a good time to start with Lego, but a set like this one might be too much of a challenge. Duplo (larger blocks) are a good idea until you're certain they are old enough to not try eating blocks. After that, the main concern is that the set will be too difficult. If the kid is really driven and has asked for the set, then I'm sure they can manage, especially with a little help. If you just want to start them on lego I'd recommend something less likely to frustrate them, like a smaller set (like LEGO Star Wars AT-RT 75002) and/or simpler set (like LEGO City Police Helicopter 7741). « Show Less
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Depends on your 2year old, but if say yes. These are really basically the of regular Legos, and under 4 or so, you're probably best with duplos.
223515
No, unfortunately it will not. The Legos are smaller and will not interchange with Duplos. I wish they did!
85682
Yes, Duplo is the large size of lego blocks made for younger children. I bought this set for my 3 yr old grandson.
433061
The LEGO building plates are for the normal (older kids) Lego sets, but the Lego Duplo sets will fit on them as well. My son has both types of Legos and they both work.
2106802
Duplos yes, legos no. Great table though, it has held up nicely so far (5 months).
2076027
I bought this for my grandson's 1st birthday. He wasn't walking at that time. I think a child up to around 2 years of age could ride this toy.
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The product is for 5 and up. I think 3 may be a little too young -- depending on the child I think. These are a different material than legos. And are definitely more "delicate". Hope that helps!
907019
Hi, This Thomas the train item is practically ageless, 3 yrs old thru as far as 6-7 yrs old. It is always fun, and they can add other stuff around it and decorate it with Christmas trims. My Grandson, and friends children, also, are ages 3- Almost 7 yrs old,and they have played with this since about 3 or 4 yrs old. Mom's and Dad's love playing with all of them with it. They count laps around the track, and take other toys for rides. Excellent, long-lasting interest in it, and very well built !! Would highly recommend it !!
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I bought this for my grandson when he was 2. He is more into cars and trains so enjoyed for a bit. There are lots of little pieces to spark the imagination.