Would a 4 year enjoy this toy
1396389
Depends on her success with smaller sets. My granddaughter has done a lot of Lego building and she loved this and plays with it often now that it is built. I hope this helps.
1396390
In my view a 4-year-old child is too young for Lego 3315, Olivia´s House. The toy requires attention and focus , which is a bit too much for such a young person . My daughter is 7 years old.
1396391
Probably not. That is by far the most advanced set in the Lego friends lineup. My daughter is 7 and was able to put it together. I would start off with the Pet Show set, that is much easier.
1396392
I bought it for my 8 yead old grad daughter but her 4 year old sister also enjoyed playing with tge the Legos.
1396393
I would not recommend it for under 7 years old. Lots of small pieces and can be intricate to assemble.
1666669
I would say probably yes. Its more for the range of 4 to 6 years of age. She might get bored with it if she doesn't form a security bond with it.
1352664
Absolutely!!!! My daughter is now 5 and loves this toy. Wish I had gotten this for her when she was 2 so she could have enjoyed it more!
1197806
I got this for my 4 year old grandson. He loved it and had no problem putting it together. Just keep in mind it may not be suitable for all four year olds, it might depend on their attention span.
1462145
I purchased this table for my great nephew for his second birthday and he will be three in March. He still plays with this set from time to time, but it's not his "go to" one. I don't think a four-year old's size would be too big for this toy but in terms of maturity, it might not hold his interest as long as you would like. I hope this helps.
2033572
my 4 year old grandson loves it but I personally feel like a 5 year old would be able to play with it better than a 4 year old.
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.
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Your one and a half year old would really enjoy it, and I think it would hold your four year old son's attention as well. If the boys play together well, there would be opportunities for car races and other creative play, especially if you have other car toys and can combine activities. As a former preschool teacher, I like the older one mentoring the younger and encouraging joint play! They could make block tunnels and obstacles, etc. I have many of the Fisher Price items that have endured years of play from my grown kids and now are being reused for our five grandkids under three years of age. Enjoy these times as a family! Your one and a half year old would really enjoy it, and I think it would hold your four year old son's attention as well. If the boys play together well, there would be opportunities for car races and other creative play, especially if you have other car toys and can combine activities. As a former preschool teacher, I like the older one mentoring the younger and encouraging joint play! They could make block tunnels and obstacles, etc. I have many of the Fisher Price items that have endured years of play from my grown kids and now are being reused for our five grandkids under three years of... » Read More Your one and a half year old would really enjoy it, and I think it would hold your four year old son's attention as well. If the boys play together well, there would be opportunities for car races and other creative play, especially if you have other car toys and can combine activities. As a former preschool teacher, I like the older one mentoring the younger and encouraging joint play! They could make block tunnels and obstacles, etc. I have many of the Fisher Price items that have endured years of play from my grown kids and now are being reused for our five grandkids under three years of age. Enjoy these times as a family! « Show Less
1237241
I have purchased this as a gift for children turning both 3 and 4, with the expectation they could use it for the next couple years at least. Basically, if they are old enough to be interested in building with Legos, they should enjoy this toy. There are a few small parts in the set, so it is not well-suited for kids younger than 3.
1568719
I don't think so. I bought it for a 7 year old and she can handle the tricks and instructions (with some adult help).Once she knew how the tricks the equipment is wonderful. It's a great product but I think it would be frustrating for a 4 year old.
1749797
In my opinion, no. I bought it as a gift for a 4 year old and it took her awhile to get the hang of it. But only you know the capabilities of your child, so I would lean more towards a toddler version.
1144596
No not at all. I got it for my one year old and he didn't know what to do with it. I would say more for a 4 year old
1364291
I got this for my grandson for Christmas and he had just turned 4. He loves to play with it and so do I! I would say if you plan to play with it together it is appropriate.
1582233
I would say no, unfortunately. It is a tiny car and really designed for 3-4 year olds. My kids grew out of them quickly, but they did enjoy them while they could. I transitioned them from the car to a radio flyer big wheel, the one with the low seat and the really large front wheel. They LOVED IT! and fit in it up until 2nd grade.
2276754
Absolutely not! I bought it for my twins at 2yr2m and they are almost 4 now and still play with it. Definitely a good buy at that age.
832075
I think it would do great! I find it to be well built and 4 year olds typically know how to treat things nicely. If it gets involved in an occasional temper tantrum, I think it will hold up just fine.
1529354
I think 4 is on the tail end of interest in this toy. I think a 2 year old enjoys it most.