Hi, could anyone tell me what the appropriate age is for this toy? My lil girl is 10 months old, she sits up, stands and almost walks. Thanks!
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My son could only sit at 6 months and could push the button and play all by himself. I think your daughter will like it . At 12 months my son still plays with it all the time.
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I got this for my one year old for her birthday. She loves it! She loved the one that my mother in law had even at age 6 months, and my 4 year old still enjoys playing with it! This is a great item that will entertain them for YEARS!
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This toy would be appropriate for a 10 month old. I bought this toy for my daughter and she is 1 and she loves it!
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My son got this around that same age and played with it until he was nearly two. So yeah, 10 months is a good age.
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We probably used it until 6 months for my son, but we still use it for my 10 month old daughter. She really likes it, so we're still using it, but we need to switch her out soon.
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My daughter has enjoyed it since she was 3 months and is now 6 months and the way she plays with it has evolved. I think this is a toy she will continue to play with for a long time. We have purchased 2, because we thought we lost one and this one really is the Go-to toy for her car seat and when she is sitting. I know your comment is from MONTHS ago, but responding to help others wondering the same thing. :-) Btw, we purchased the 2nd one at 6 months of age and it even cost more than the first one...so, I think a 6 month will enjoy!
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I believe on all Fisher-Price Laugh&Learn; products stands 6-36 months, not neccessarily means that it's from 6-36 months but wanting to say that can be used for a long time and played on many different ways. I have 4,6 years old and 11 month old baby, and they both love it :) Younger one is not yet putting coins in himself, but if I place it on the opening, he will push it down.. he will take it from the piggy if I open the 'window' thingie, and he will enyoy the music. And he will walk around with coins in his mouth and chew on them, of course :) Older one is very creative in playing :) Another great toy from Fisher Price :) I believe on all Fisher-Price Laugh&Learn; products stands 6-36 months, not neccessarily means that it's from 6-36 months but wanting to say that can be used for a long time and played on many different ways. I have 4,6 years old and 11 month old baby, and they both love it :) Younger one is not yet putting coins in himself, but if I place it on the opening, he will push it down.. he will take it from the piggy if I open the 'window' thingie, and he will enyoy the music. And he will walk around with coins in his mouth and chew on them, of course :) Older one is very creative in playing :)... » Read More I believe on all Fisher-Price Laugh&Learn; products stands 6-36 months, not neccessarily means that it's from 6-36 months but wanting to say that can be used for a long time and played on many different ways. I have 4,6 years old and 11 month old baby, and they both love it :) Younger one is not yet putting coins in himself, but if I place it on the opening, he will push it down.. he will take it from the piggy if I open the 'window' thingie, and he will enyoy the music. And he will walk around with coins in his mouth and chew on them, of course :) Older one is very creative in playing :) Another great toy from Fisher Price :) « Show Less
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My son is 10 months now and he still loves it! I think it gets played with more now than when he was younger. I don't think it's too young at all.
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I bought my grandson one and he played with it well past two. Once the baby start walking they play with it untill they get interested in more independent type toys. I would say nine months to two in a half. This is a great item price wise.o
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I got mine when my little one was 10 months old , she was not too mouthing though.i will say all the pieces are well made and quite big for her to be chocked( about the size of her fist or larger).
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I started using it with my 10 month-old. She could easily sit on it unassisted. Of course I stayed right by her just in case. My friends with 2 and 3 year olds use it too. Wide age range :)
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My daughter LOVES it and has since she got it for Christmas when she was one and now she's almost 3. They can bounce and/or spin and she goes back to this toy more than any other. Hope this helps! Get one at walmart so you can take it back if they don't like it!
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I got it for my daughter when she was about 18 months. She's nearly two now and still plays with it. I'm guessing she will get tired of it by the time she is three.
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They say 3-15 years but my son got it for his 2nd birthday (and loves it still.) I would say a better age range would be from ages 2-8. I'm sure they say 3 and up because of the small parts (choking hazard with the fasteners.)
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I think it's up to 30 # but you are only supposed to us it until they are walking. So you will probably only get a few months use out of it. It is a great way to keep baby interested, busy, and build leg strength and coordination. So I still would recommend it.
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My LO began using this walker at age 6 months, but every child is different. He was sitting on his own by this age.
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at just 12 months it is a bit hard for my granddaughter to actually move the train by riding it but she loves to have me push or pull her. she was walking by herself at 8 months but her legs are a bit short. she loves this toy!
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My grandbaby is nine months old and plays with the toy now. Couldn't just give it to him to hold before because he would "konk" himself in the face with it. I would suggest at least nine to ten months old and I suspect they would play with it for a very long time. Prior to the baby's ability to hold the toy safely, you can just place it close by and play the music for him or her. Exposure to good music is always a positive thing and good for baby's developing brain.
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I put my 1 year old in it. He loves it. It's a smooth ride. I think a 7-9 month old would be fine.
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That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it and it still works great. That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it... » Read More That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it and it still works great. « Show Less