Would the watch be too large for a five year old?
1387566
In my opinion it would be too big for a five year old's wrist unless he/she is a big child.
1387567
The wrist size requirement for children is 5&1/2 to 6 inches for it to fit securely on the wrist. We have users wearing it on the ankle for children with smaller wrist sizes.
1387568
Yes. The watch is too large. Try the new gps watch From att. It is just $10 per month and is just 4 kids!
1387569
Lok8u has a different product sized for children. This is far too large for a 5 year old
512444
My son was almost 11 when I purchased it for him. He's not a very big kid, and was able to wear this watch. It also adjusted to fit my 8" wrist, so unless your son is big for his age or husky, this will probably be large for him even at the smaller adjustments.
394378
I don't know how large your child is, but my nephew was 4 in March and will have another year out of it at least. It is really well made, and he really loves it. Slate top, lid, solid chair and desk frame. I wish I had one for myself! Maybe see if Amazon has a return policy just in case, but my guess is that he would be fine at 5 years old.
2002951
I think it would be too small for a 5 year old. S/he would fit, but the sponge is thin and so at that size and weight it would not give good support .
1774948
My child we bought the small for is 4. He is long, but tiny. The small costume works fine but we had to hem the legs because they were VERY long on him. The chest is a bit big, since it's hard, but it works. I think the small for your 5 year old would work well, just be prepared that you may need to take off some of the yellow above the boot.
1487056
I think it would be great. Our 5 yo is shorter than average, and it's a bit big for her. She manages to ride it, but I think it will serve her to age 7 at least
1560274
depending on the size of the 5 year old. but for an average size kid I would say that it might be big. the strap does adjust to fit sizes, but even the smallest size would probably fall off of a small child.
246349
I am also petite, 5 feet even and less than 100 pounds. While the watch is larger than a conventional one, I do not find it uncomfortable, and I have used it on runs as long as a marathon.
1931916
Dear friend, Thanks for your inquiry. This item we are desinged for children ages 5 to 12, so it is not too large for them to wear. Thank you!
1851030
Honestly I'm not sure but it would be too small for a 5 year old. It's not very big.
421342
It would probably be too small for a 5 year old. Our granddaughter started using it at 18 months old.
1839811
I bought it for my 5 year old. It is slightly bigger on her head than optimal size, but it is wearable.
1929475
well, I cannot remember it perfectly for I returned it as I found it does not working at all. But I would like to say it is as big as an usual watch which is no more than 5 cm in diameter. Hope it helps.
125585
No it is not to small for a 5 yr old .I have a 4yr old that people think is 6 yrs old because how tall she is and it is perfect. Very well made and she just loves it.
10327
I would not purchase it for a child that size, but that's just my personal opinion. I purchased this item back in 2010 and have had many children on it and it's been a lot of fun. The 5 year old who is 40 something pounds and tall, is still enjoying it, but not for long.
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It's a great stroller, but I think it would be a stretch for your 5-year-old. I had this stroller until my 39 lbs, 43 in 4-year-old just seemed too big & the straps were becoming problematic and too tight (mainly the crotch strap just seemed very short). It probably depends on the torso/leg proportions of the particular kid. I'd suggest trying it out (even just trying a single BOB stroller on the 5-year-old) in person before forking over the moolah. Good luck!
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Yes, I would say that the weight would be OK for a five year old; It's pretty light. However, there are three settings, and an on/off switch on the other side of the device. I'm not sure a five year old would be able to operate the thing--unless someone spent time showing them how.