What is the recommended minimum age?
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I don't know what to recommend. They have a 1/2 inch plastic head with a shaft that is fairly short. The two shafts fit together to clamp the cardboard. They can be taken apart and reused but would be hard for a smaller child to do. I guess pass the age of putting things in their mouth and being able to understand, "do not eat these"! This is a great product for craft construction.
1261246
I would say any age as long as there is an adult there for the really little ones. Out neighbor is three and loves it.
315010
There is no specified minimum, but I would suggest that the child be able to sit unassisted.
1935699
It depends on the level of interest/reading of a child, but I would say 12 years and up should be able to participate well.
1973303
Manufactures recommended age is 18 months to 5 years but I think it is more like 18 monthhs to 3 years. My son is a short 2 1/2 year old and he is outgrowing it. Lots of fun though while it lasted.
1564663
I don't know the recommended age, however I made the purchase for my two year grandson. He has driven it since. Hope this helps.
525497
I'd say a younger age, 3-7. We sent ours back bc it was defective, but the concept is good for younger kids.
1918609
I'd say 8+. Maybe 10+. Kids younger than 8 will have problems. Adults will enjoy as well.
1524122
Depends on the child but I'd say no .... closer to 5 should be the starting age
1146400
Three years old. I had called the company to see age requirements.You too can call the company Trax and get more restrictions.
1156235
The suggested age is 12+, but I just bought it for my 7 year old. Worse case it's a good training tool. Plus it has the indoor shell to protect itself.
1394477
At least 10 kids can play at one time. And I'd be willing to be even more. With adult supervision a child that walks independently would be my preferred minimum age. My two-year-old loves to be underneath, and I can only imagine how much he would have liked it at age 18-months.
1510240
I don't Know whet the age requirement is but, I got it for my 2 yr old grand daughter and her dad drives her around in it with the remote control. She loves it
1370958
I would say starting at 2 or 3 yrs til 6 or older, depending on size/weight of the children.
142081
Depends on where your child is at developmentally, but my opinion is for around age 3.
1556215
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I... » Read More Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. « Show Less
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Eight would be perfect, and I'd say up to twelve. The only limitation is not really age, but whether or not the person still enjoys to pretend. Being able to actively use one's imagination is the only requirement.