is it a good product for a 9 yr old?
1327992
Yes, it is. My grandson is a little younger, but he plays with them for hours.
1327993
I gave it to my son when he was 9. He is the older child and very imaginative about baseball. It loved it for the year.
1327994
Maybe...if your 9 yr loves baseball and has a great imagination. My 8 yr old got board with the Baseball Guys, but loves to play with the Hockey Guys. He has had the Hockey Guys for almost three years and still loves to play with them.
1327995
I purchased it for my 8 yr old grandson for Christmas. He is crazy over baseball items, so i am trusting it will be fine.
833487
Yes! I started using it when my son was 9 months and it has been very useful
2183297
I think that would depend on the experience of the 9 year old. The boys we bought it for are skate and snow boarders and they have built skills through playing with the spooner board. Both boys (now aged 4 and 6) showed significant improvements over the previous winter the first time they went snow boarding last year. If your 9 year old is new to board sports he or she would probably have fun with it and build skills.
282563
I bought mine for a 9 year old (her Birthday) and she loves it! I think an 8 year old would too.
1347737
No. A 9 year old could assist an adult with construction, and operation, but there are no safeguards. Once built, with a motor spinning a tool, this kit has the potential to cause significant injury.
195219
They are not huge, they have pretty good size. I think they would be okay for a 9 year old and the band that hold them can be adjust.
2062009
I do not think your 9 year old would be too old for this bow set. I bought 2 for my children ages 4 and 7. They use it often and enjoy it and I have to say I also have used it and enjoyed it too. I would think she would really enjoy it.
528461
I think so - there is enough little things about it that the 2-3 year old would stay interested in it. I would say about three it would be time to invest in a different one. The product is so durable though it would hold up for more kids wanting to play with. I do not think you would regret it!
923742
I think it all depends on the child. (Are they hands on or Do they like video games instead?) Our child was entertained for a few days. The only reason I bought Magformer was to teach our child shapes and the Magnetic field. Once you complete the booklet that was included in the box on what to create, it gets, in my opinion, dull real quick. That could or could not be the same for your 9 year old. Good luck!
2183296
Actually I bought it for our 6 yr olds and they were too young. The older kids spent more time on it. so I would think 9 yrs olds would be right. It was not quite the hit I thought it would be. Better was the electric scooters. Hope that helps.
792313
I got this for my 9 year old and he loves it! My 11 year old thinks it is cool too. Hope this helps!
689666
I do not think it would be big enough for a nine year old. It is perfect size for my daughter who is almost 5.
2062006
Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right size, if there is even a small chance that archery will be more than a passing fancy for your daughter. Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right... » Read More Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right size, if there is even a small chance that archery will be more than a passing fancy for your daughter. « Show Less
614863
I think it would be perfect for a 9 year old boy or even older. I took it out and spent several hours enjoying figuring out what each rock is. It's also a nice rock collection with lots of good educational info and I found it fun to then google each rock and learn more about it. Really limitless.
2094264
Yes. It is good for child of 4 years old. Just be carefull that do not take to his mouth.
42446
I would assume that it is suitable for kids. . i would encourage you to purchase this one
1099420
I think a 9 year old could do it. I bought it for a 6 year old - he and his Mom did it -- but he did much of it himself.Frank