Would this be an appropriate gift for a child turning 4 years old who likes to draw?
1398796
yes indeed. I purchased it for my 4 yr old niece who loves to draw and do art projects. It was loaded with lots of colors with crayons, pencils, chalk, paints...all the different forms of art all in a great, sturdy case.
1398797
I bought this for my 4year old daughter last year. She still takes it everywhere we go. There are no sharpeners or paint...perfect for this age...also washable.
1398798
i gave this inspiration art case to my great niece on her 4th birthday and it was her favorite gift! she and her mom drew and colored together for hours! it would be a very appropriate gift!
890303
Not at all! My daughter just turned 4, and that's the only thing that she wanted too! Both my 4 and 6 year olds have really enjoyed it. It's especially great for looking at the moon. I feel like it was a good value for the price, and an appropriate product for a child. (Any similar items seemed too advanced for a small child.) Good luck with your purchase!
2168178
Yes! We got it for our son when he was 2 1/2. He is almost 4 now and his projects keep getting more intricate. I would recommend this great toy for a 4 year old.
1895522
I purchased it for my 2 year old niece, however, even now that she is 3 the projects that came with it are either of no interest to her or she doesn't understand what to do with the "wood" that comes with it (not sure which). She likes to play with the tools that came with it and her grandpa, who is into wood working, likes to show her things and gave her a tape measure to add to her tool kit. Your 4 yo may have more interest in the projects. It may depend on the amount of adult interaction he has.
1529353
I'm thinking it would be a bit small for a 4 year old. We bought ours for our 2 year old grandchildren.
1459118
I think it would be great as it encourages children to build what they have in their imagination not what's in the box. Some small pieces so if it's a young three year old I would just be careful with that!
99655
It's not terribly complex but a couple parts take a little force to put into place, the back panels & shoulders specifically. With some help the first time or so & if the child takes to this kind of thing (transforming toys) it should go all right. Again I think a 4 yr old will need some guidance at least at first. But this does not have a majorly complex transformation like some others. It also depends a lot on the individual child. It certainly will be an enjoyable toy though.
1167456
I bought it for my 8 yr old grand niece. I think anyone that can use a pen to draw can use this. So i would say 7 yrs old on up to adulthood will like it.
907589
Yes, but it isn't as precise as you would think. If it's just for kids drawing for fun it's great. For professional artists I'm not sure it would be up to that sort of standard.
584092
Might be a little early unless the child is tall or is able to sit at task for a while. I got it for a 4 year old. I think she will be able to use it til she is about 7 when I think it will still be in good enough condition to pass down to her brother.
550206
This is a great easel for ages 4+. It has great storage capacity for art tools and materials, and is sized nicely for use by a budding artist!
794935
Yes indeed!! My daughter will be 4 in March she is about the same height as your granddaughter. We purchased this item for her as a Christmas gift and it is the perfect size for her. I think your granddaughter would really enjoy this easel!
2045587
it depends really on how capable she is. Some at that age are more "hands on" than others. If she's "into" arts and crafts and such, she'll be fine with it (you might have to help with the pinning if necessary) its really a lovely gift, surprised me with the quality of the contents. Even inspired me to try to find an actual beginner sewing machine for my then 10-yr old grand.
562263
I purchased this as a birthday gift for my nephew who was turining 4. He understands how to use it and has a ton of fun playing with it. I think 4-8 years is perfect for this gift.
1073546
The item is definitely sturdy and I trust it will last. But I think it may be too much for a 4-year old, since their play with make-up is more experimental and they could easily "decorate" the item with lipstick, eye shadow, etc. For a 4-year old I would recommend more of a play make-up stand. I think it would be appropriate for a tween and would definitely be an item that could be used for a number of years as the tween grows and develops more interest in using make-up.
124160
Absolutely!! I let my kids draw on it all the time using crayons..works great.
657933
I believe it would be a little hard for a five-year-old. If you don't have a flow down to move the pen just right, the plastic circle that creates the shapes will pop out from the border. So, a five-year-old would probably have it pop out all the time and get frustrated with it, rather than believe it to be fun. My daughter is nine and it took her some time to perfect the flow of making them.