what is the age recommendation
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We're parents, and we thought he was entertaining. My 3 year old loves him and can steer him very easily. I'd think that a 5-6 year old might want something a little more advanced, but for 2-4, this is great (and it's sturdy!)
104460
The recommended age is 3+. I bought it for my 5 year old and she loved it from the start. My son didn't enjoy until he was 2.5. There are weight restrictions 100 pounds per user.
1370958
I would say starting at 2 or 3 yrs til 6 or older, depending on size/weight of the children.
1903471
I would recommend 4 or 5 and up. My (just turned) three year old makes a mess of it more than actually enjoying or playing with it.
1026863
I would say from ages 2-5. The pieces are big enough not to be a hazard for young kids.
1167459
The box says it is recommended for ages 8+. I think they recommend it for this age because they need a bit more hand coordination. This set is better made than some others we have had in the past too. My daughter is 8 and absolutely loves this set. It allows for a lot of creativity.
1262141
I am not sure what the age recommendation is for this item. I would recommend not wasting your money at any age for this piece of junk. Put a little more with it and get one of the Bear Warrior or Brave bows. Much better quality for a youth starter bow.
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.
1783978
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.
1911456
I would put an age of 3+. No end age since this could benefit a child who needs to increase and build on poor motor function. Hope this helps.
2104807
I would say 4 - 12 month olds. My son started at 4 months and loves it still at 8 months. Due to height restrictions it probably wouldn't fit any older than a 1 year old.
2221269
I would say ages 6 to 11 or 12. Younger children would need supervision because they are real tools - just smaller. Children under age 6 might hurt themselves with a sharp point, or a hammered finger. When this kit is given as a gift it would be a good idea to have some wood pieces handy or a project kit because the child will want to start using them right away.
700395
I think 5-8 years is appropriate. My only complaint is for looking like a large screen from the outside of the computer, there is a smaller screen where the information is shown when you open it. A little disappointing.
2247204
I am not sure what age recommendation was on the box. We bought it for our 3 year old son and he loves it. You need to put it together for your child but my son likes to build his own simple tracks with it. I see older kids playing with it as well. My husband really enjoys it as well. I will not recommend this train for kids less then 3. Overall we really love it! My husband bought some extra tracks and another train, connected them together. Lots of fun!
878510
I don't know that there is a recommended age, but I would say 12 years or older. They need to be able to understand how telescopes work and to focus on objects in the sky. Kids younger than 12 probably are not going to be "into" telescopes enough. As far as the scope is concerned, it is very easy to use.
775486
I can't remember for sure but I think for the 4.3 they recommended between 4 and 6 years of age I got it for my grandson who is 4 and it was perfect for him you put the child age in and only content come up for they age
1918609
I'd say 8+. Maybe 10+. Kids younger than 8 will have problems. Adults will enjoy as well.